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It makes sense to talk about verdicts when comparing cases, as is the context here. "X was convicted for doing Y, but Z was not convicted for doing >>Y" is an
by dahfizz 5y ago
It makes sense to talk about verdicts when comparing cases, as is the context here.
"X was convicted for doing Y, but Z was not convicted for doing >>Y" is an interesting comparison, even if (or especially if) X later won an appeal.