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And if an actually guilty person is acquitted

Posted on: May 29, 2019 at 15:30:02 CT
4TigersinMichigan MU
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They are assumed innocent. That is his point.

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Mueller to congress - playhard NWMSU - 5/29 14:57:23
     Senator Harris sad if elected she would not stop legal - raskolnikov MU - 5/29 16:17:15
     RE: Mueller to congress - MOCO SON MU - 5/29 15:50:24
     lol if Mueller thought that they couldn't - Sal KC - 5/29 15:22:31
          It allows him to take either position down the road - Mormad MU - 5/29 15:36:27
     So the wise, statesmanlike, impartial, fair and - hokie VT - 5/29 15:13:56
     So you think 2+2=5 ...nice math there Jethro. (nm) - Logan BAMA - 5/29 15:07:59
     RE: Mueller to congress - None**** MU - 5/29 15:00:24
          It does not - Mormad MU - 5/29 15:13:38
               It may not mean he was exonerated - Sal KC - 5/29 15:24:05
                    No, it doesn't, Sal - you of all people - Mormad MU - 5/29 15:26:22
                         lmfao (nm) - 90Tiger STL - 5/29 17:32:44
                         But in our system the burden is to prove guilt - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 5/29 15:28:00
                         He is innocent up until the point - Sal KC - 5/29 15:27:39
                              No, I'm not - I agree with you on that point - Mormad MU - 5/29 15:30:39
               Burden of proof is not to show innocence - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 5/29 15:19:28
                    Thats why Mueller didnt make a case of Conspiracy. - Badird MU - 5/29 15:20:12
                         therefore Trump isn't guilty of conspiracy (nm) - Sal KC - 5/29 15:24:25
                         He couldn’t prove Trump was innocent - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 5/29 15:21:27
                              Be interesting to search posts circa OJ decision - Mormad MU - 5/29 15:23:48
                                   RE: Be interesting to search posts circa OJ decision - scan MU - 5/29 15:26:55
                                        And neither term necessarily equates to innocence or lack - Mormad MU - 5/29 15:28:27
                                             RE: And neither term necessarily equates to innocence or lack - scan MU - 5/29 15:30:35
                                             And if an actually guilty person is acquitted - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 5/29 15:30:02
                                                  No, at that point, I'd agree with scan - Mormad MU - 5/29 15:32:22
                                                       But in the eyes of the law, he is presumed innocent - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 5/29 15:33:55
                                   I doubt one person posted they failed to prove - 4TigersinMichigan MU - 5/29 15:25:29
               Nor does it mean exonerated.(nm) - Badird MU - 5/29 15:19:24
     lol(nm) - Ragnar Danneskjold MU - 5/29 14:58:59




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