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Doesn't have to be a humble opinion. That seems a relatively reasonable standard to achieve in order to convict someone beyond a reasonable doubt to f-ing die.
by charles_f 5y ago
Doesn't have to be a humble opinion. That seems a relatively reasonable standard to achieve in order to convict someone beyond a reasonable doubt to f-ing die.
- panxyh 5y agoIt's insane what goes through in what we like think of as a civilized country. Critical evidence can be dismissed if it has been obtained illegally, but a proprietary, unaudited algorithm can sentence someone to death? I hope this is a display of evil, because i refuse to believe people in the justice system are so stupidly ignorant.