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> who was judged to be innocent Because this was not a criminal trial and therefore the judgement does not determine "guilt" or "innocence?" Because monied in
by pyre 12y ago
> who was judged to be innocent
Because this was not a criminal trial and therefore the judgement does not determine "guilt" or "innocence?"
Because monied interests always have more power whether they are the plaintiff or the defendant in a case?
- Natsu 12y agoNo evidence was found after lots of expensive legal discovery. If there was any evidence of guilt, they should have been able to find something that at least made them look bad, but they did not. You are correct that the proper term for a civil case is "not responsible" but frankly that sounds silly to non-lawyers, as it's too similar to "irresponsible."
- obstinate 12y agoI don't think it's fair to characterize the amount of evidence as "no evidence." There are plenty of folks who think Kleiner looks bad in this case. There is not enough to reach the confidence level required for the plaintiff to succeed. That is a more accurate thing you could say.
- Natsu 12y agoI saw lots of allegations but no real evidence. That was, essentially, why the case was lost: for all the things said, nothing of substance could be corroborated. I don't think they even found a bad review.... That makes it really hard for me to believe she was a victim of anything but her own imagination.
- FireBeyond 12y ago"I don't think it's fair to characterize the amount of evidence as "no evidence." There are plenty of folks who think Kleiner looks bad in this case." There were a lot of people who decided Kleiner looked bad based purely on the word of Ellen Pao. Verbal recollections are not, however, evidence.