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I'm mostly with you on that one, but private prosecutors still have to get the case past a judge (and often a jury too), and convince them beyond reasonable dou
by red_admiral 3y ago
I'm mostly with you on that one, but private prosecutors still have to get the case past a judge (and often a jury too), and convince them beyond reasonable doubt. In this particular case that clearly wasn't a sufficient safeguard, but in general, private prosecutions have their place.
- 123pie123 3y agothis is what i don't understand how did they get convicted with flimsy evidence? why is no one in the post office or fujitsu (including the directors) being prosecuted
- qingcharles 3y agoIt's easily possible when the defense is given fabricated evidence, or evidence of innocence is withheld so that the trier of fact only has biased evidence on which to make their decision.