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If four (4) of the signatories can't prove the allegations, how will five (4+1) be able to do so?
by aeurielesn 2y ago
If four (4) of the signatories can't prove the allegations, how will five (4+1) be able to do so?
- tristor 2y agoI make no claims or judgement either way. I just acknowledge that information asymmetry exists as do jurisdictional limits. It's not possible in this case for him to ever be fully vindicated due to the limits of the legal system, but whether it's enough to vindicate him for you is up to you.
- ph1ll 2y agoNo. A man is innocent until proved guilty. In the absence of a conviction, there is no vindication required. This is true in all countries that have the rule of law, not just the UK.