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It would be up to a plaintiff to prove that they knew his state of mind at the time of the deposit
by Minor49er 4y ago
It would be up to a plaintiff to prove that they knew his state of mind at the time of the deposit
- iudqnolq 4y agoYou mean the prosecution, and in theory you're right. Yet in practice many jury members believe their job is to find their best guess of the truth, not hold the state to their burden. So if you can't present evidence in your own defense you can still loose. Plus, the process is sufficient punishment. Before you're acquitted you may lose your job and have to spend large amounts of money.