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MT did the civil court put him in jail?
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Clearly sweet is smarter than FJ.
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Civil courts are not the same as criminal courts. That is why they call them civil court, and not criminal court.

Duhhhhhhhhhh!
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Professor FJ, if OJ was found, determined or proven "innocent" in judge Ito's criminal court, then the civil suits against him would have gone nowhere.

Instead, the OJ jury found him "not guilty," which obviously did not establish his innocence. The civil jury found him liable for wrongful death battery.

It's cute how you keep holding on though.
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TBR sweet and Cpl already answered, seems you couldn't muster the gray matter to figure it out.
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M, it appears he failed in this case.
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And a Canadian slug is smarter than MT...
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I don't have smart people blocked, I consider Tbr brilliant! :)
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Thank you too sweet. You are both exactly right, the burden of proof is on the state, and the is trying to prove they are guilty.

The defense does not have to prove innocence because that is already presumed. They only have to argue reasonable doubt. If the prosecution cannot prove it's case the defense really does not have to argue much.

I have heard both clients and defense use the words innocent in court. But the only job of the jury or judge in a bench trial is to determine if they are guilty or not. Only a idiot prosecutor would ever use the word innocent, but I imagine some may have.
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Have you ever heard a judge or jury pronounce someone innocent?

SImple yes or no question...
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