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I don't know what country you think that is true in, but citation needed. In the US at least, criminal convictions must be proven "beyond a reasonable doubt",
by ranger_danger 1y ago
I don't know what country you think that is true in, but citation needed.
In the US at least, criminal convictions must be proven "beyond a reasonable doubt", they can't just say that they think there's information there, it must be proven that they already know it's there.
- immibis 1y agoThe hypothetical country the article writer wants to live in. The one where if you can't decrypt purported evidence of a crime you get the maximum sentence by default.
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