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Old 04-04-2009, 02:52 PM   #61
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Every law is subject to false accusions; that's why we have courts, to determine whether the accusation that has been made against someone is true or false.
...except for when laws are specifically created to get around the court system...

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Yes, but across the pond, we believe in the accuser show some reasonable evidence that there is a crime and person x was involved before throwing the full weight of the state behind it. This is for the protection of people from unreasonable (and expensive) prosecution. I see no reason to throw that safeguard out the window for "ease of conviction".
yes, exactly.
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