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I agree, but perhaps he meant something more like: "There's about as much evidence to convict [the guy] as there is to convict you or me."
by mod 4y ago
I agree, but perhaps he meant something more like: "There's about as much evidence to convict [the guy] as there is to convict you or me."
- daniel-cussen 4y agoI would say not even, circumstantial evidence already is more. There just isn't enough for a conviction. It's premature. There has to be a whole process. That being said, college administrators are masters at dodging the courtroom, and keeping people out of the courtroom. I imagine they have some ideas how to do it for themselves as well.