In a criminal trial the jury convicts only when convinced to a very hi…

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In a criminal trial the jury convicts only when convinced to a very high standard. That standard is beyond a reasonable:

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C. Doubt

1. Certainty is demanded.
2. Anything less means acquittal.
3. It is beyond a reasonable doubt.
_Source: OpenStax Business Law I Essentials 2e, Chapters 5 and 6, Criminal and Civil Law and Torts._

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Demand

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Defence

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Delay

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