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> Being found not guilty supports my contention. Not necessarily. Being found not guilty just means that the facts of that specific case, as determined by the
by chimeracoder 1y ago
> Being found not guilty supports my contention.
Not necessarily. Being found not guilty just means that the facts of that specific case, as determined by the jury, did not fit a guilty verdict. It doesn't mean that someone who did a similar or analogous thing couldn't be prosecuted under the same law and found guilty.