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 T#@> When a jury finds someone not guilty, are they not saying "We don't
 T#@> believe you commited the crime!"  However, I suppose they could be
 T#@> saying "We don't believe the prosecuting lawyers presented enough
 T#@> evidence to prove you guilty so we will find you not guilty."  That
 T#@> would be the way I could look at and understand the difference.

 The jury is charged with deciding the prosecution's case. It is the
 defense's job to attack that case. They may decide not to do anything
 and just rest. "Innocent" implies a duty to prove one's innocence.


... My hard disk is full! Maybe I'll try this message section thing.
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