> That is no reason to jump to a default "assume the accusation is false". That's also not what I was trying to say. I only explained why testimony is far more

> That is no reason to jump to a default "assume the accusation is false". That's also not what I was trying to say. I only explained why testimony is far more doubted in rape cases than in most other cases. In general, I agree with you that accusations should be treated as unproven, so neither false nor true; we have a justice system to give a final verdict.