@KyleGab65750373@masoom_siii @Morbidful The standard is criminal cases is already proof beyond a reasonable doubt, but clearly there are still errors. All of the Central Park Five confessed to the attack of the jogger in 1989; it was later proven none of them had anything to do with it. Confessions don’t equal guilt.
@MissMaryCovfefe @GeorgePatriarca @Morbidful No, the comment you’re responding to is false. She was sitting in the passenger seat, and the car was parked at the time.
@dump74217@Rossva1189 @Morbidful I’m not, I’m feeling bad for innocent people who are executed for crimes they didn’t commit. I think anyone with a shred of empathy would feel the same.
@dump74217@Rossva1189 @Morbidful Innocent people have been exonerated from death row many times. Some sadly are even proven innocent after they’ve been executed. The burden of proof for a conviction is already supposed to be beyond a reasonable doubt, but clearly that’s not good enough.
@dump74217@Rossva1189 @Morbidful So your idea is to make it even more likely that innocent people will be wrongly convicted and executed. Great policy.
@dump74217@Rossva1189 @Morbidful I suggest you look up the cost of sentencing someone to death compared to the cost of sentencing to life in prison. It may surprise you.
@NickAdamsinUSA Prefers the company of other men, doesn’t eat female M&Ms, spends ample time in hot tubs with boys, describes self as “devilishly handsome and extremely charismatic”. Yeah, you’re not fooling anyone.