We have the economic and mathematic machinery to, in cases where uncertainty would adversely affect a defendant, require a rigorous statement of proof for the p

We have the economic and mathematic machinery to, in cases where uncertainty would adversely affect a defendant, require a rigorous statement of proof for the prosecution to win the day. Bonus: Many opaque systems would have to be aired in an open court room to ascertain whether their invariants do, in fact, survive scrutiny.