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Originally Posted by joel |
Wonderful writing as usual from our lovely press. One cannot prove innocence. One can demonstrate the the blood, sperm etc relied upon as evidence for conviction came from a person other than the one convicted. It does not necessarily follow that the person convicted wasn't there and part of the crime... just that his DNA was not introduced into evidence which is probably enough to illustrate reasonable doubt.... meaning one fails to prove the defenant did it... not that one provoed that he didn't. And no, just to nip it in the bud, it isn't semantics.
Not guilty does not equal
innocent.