Shishkabob
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If you want to argue semantics, you're still mistaken.
A court doesn't prove if someone did something. A court decides (either a preponderence of evidence, or proof beyond reasonable doubt) that someone probably did something. If courts proved someone did something, then capital punishment would be far more tolerated.
A charge states there's enough evidence to brine someone to court to face possible punishment.
A court doesn't prove if someone did something. A court decides (either a preponderence of evidence, or proof beyond reasonable doubt) that someone probably did something. If courts proved someone did something, then capital punishment would be far more tolerated.
A charge states there's enough evidence to brine someone to court to face possible punishment.
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