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Originally Posted by John Vasco
Nick,
Interesting post #231.
Notwithstanding what you say, the legal tenet of: He who asserts must prove still applies. So, whether reasonable doubt, or balance of probabilities, are applied, 'He who asserts must prove' is still the over-riding factor.
As for the last sentence of your first paragraph, I'll ask my daughter about that - she is a Magistrate.
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1. No disagreement from me about the assertion-proof bit.
2. If you're seen after dark approaching a house wearing a striped pullover and a black mask, then seen leaving the area with a bag labelled 'swag' over your shoulder then you're probably getting done for the robbery, even though no one saw you actually
take the silver candlesticks.