> The TLDR is that the actual real evidence doesn't matter - what matters is if the prosecution and the police are able to convince a jury that you did the crim

> The TLDR is that the actual real evidence doesn't matter - what matters is if the prosecution and the police are able to convince a jury that you did the crime. Don’t you think there’s some correlation there though? Typically, the jury is convinced by telling them what evidence the state has. It’s like saying a laser rangefinder doesn’t actually measure distance but time. Ok, but one Leads to the other…