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• It is the law that requires proof beyond reasonable doubt.
• He said an accused was entitled to a proof beyond reasonable doubt of the charge against the person.
• To constitute proof beyond reasonable doubt the inference must be the only one which can reasonably be drawn.
• We only have circumstantial evidence, but in a civil case we do not need proof beyond reasonable doubt.
• As with civilian trials and military court martial cases, the standard for convicting a defendant would be proof beyond reasonable doubt.
• The test that had to be adopted by the trial judge should have been proof beyond reasonable doubt at the close of the prosecution case.
• Lt . Lori Moriarty, the task force commander, said that would " turn a probable cause case into proof beyond reasonable doubt ."
• The prosecution has the legal burden of proof beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant exceeded the legal limit of alcohol and was in control of a motor vehicle.
• Between the ages of ten and fourteen, there is a presumption against criminal capacity, which the state may rebut by way of proof beyond reasonable doubt.
• The information and evidence presented at the January hearing was insufficient and ambiguous and there was no proof beyond reasonable doubt that the players were not at fault.
• In addition, the draft regulations stipulate that a defendant is presumed innocent and that the military panel may find guilt only after presentation of proof beyond reasonable doubt.
• If it does so, the court may come to the conclusion that the " prima facie " state evidence may be accepted as proof beyond reasonable doubt.
• Its central theme was ancient and medieval work on the law of evidence, which developed concepts like half-proof, similar to modern proof beyond reasonable doubt, as well as analyses of aleatory contracts like insurance and gambling.
• But I wonder if a rule of substantive law relating to an important right requiring a higher burden of proof on the prosecution-proof beyond reasonable doubt-accruing to an accused is breached, a substantial miscarriage of justice has not occurred?
• Vohrah said by the time the magistrate gave her grounds on Feb 27, 1995, for convicting them, it was two years after a then Supreme Court's decision on the case of Khoo Hi Chiang requiring a proof beyond reasonable doubt.
• In civil and Securities and Exchange Commission cases, however, only a preponderance of the evidence is required, not proof beyond reasonable doubt, and a jury is more likely to find Lay committed securities or mail or wire fraud, Szott Moohr said.
• "Anybody who doesn't accept that there is now proof beyond reasonable doubt that smoking is a cause of most lung cancer deaths in countries like Britain or America is either ignorant, incompetent or dishonest, " said Professor Richard Peto from the Imperial Cancer Research Fund ."
• If a claimant elects to pursue the section 3 civil law remedy, the standard of proof which needs to be shown is the common law standard of proof on " the balance of probabilities " ( more likely than not ) rather than the standard for criminal law which is proof beyond reasonable doubt.
• Laurence H . Tribe, professor of constitutional law at Harvard Law School, said, " All the rules about proof beyond reasonable doubt and other similar protections can look tremendous but not add up to anything if in the end there is no guarantee of an appeal outside the executive branch ."