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But, ladies and gentlemen, remember those four words: beyond a reasonable doubt.
But, ladies and gentlemen, remember those four words: Beyond a reasonable doubt.
When the defendant is 100% beyond a reasonable doubt guilty,
Jury nullification: when the defendant is 100% beyond-a-reasonable-doubt guilty *but*
On December 17th, 2008, a Fairfax County judge acquitted him, ruling the Commonwealth had not proven criminal negligence beyond a reasonable doubt.
On December 17, 2008, a Fairfax county judge acquitted him, ruling the Commonwealth had not proven criminal negligence beyond a reasonable doubt.
Our investigation developed proof beyond a reasonable doubt that President Trump engaged in criminal activity.
Our investigation developed proof beyond a reasonable doubt that President Trump engaged in criminal activity.
And in that case, of course, you're arguing something different, which is that the person was really not able to form the intent necessary to prove that somebody is guilty beyond a reasonable doubt for these intentional crimes.
That was proven beyond a reasonable doubt that that was the intent of Karmelo Anthony all along, that the knife was not used just as a deterrent, but
You have to establish beyond a reasonable doubt that they committed the illegal act.
Forget about beyond a reasonable doubt.
And of course, Kate, beyond a reasonable doubt, when it gets to a jury, if and when it gets to a jury.
And Kaitlan, the government's own filing says that the case can't be proved beyond a reasonable doubt as is required.