MackRobinson
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Wow. He was setup.In some of the cases video evidence and text messages were used to show the claims against Mendy were not credible.
From the guardian
Wow. He was setup.In some of the cases video evidence and text messages were used to show the claims against Mendy were not credible.
From the guardian
That's not really the point. An innocent person is not guilty but the reciprocal isn't true, a person that is not guilty doesn't mean that they are innocent it means that they are literally not guilty from a judicial standpoint. The distinction is important because it's based on the degree of proof required to convict someone.
As an example if I killed you but no one could prove it without doubt, I could be declared not guilty while being your killer.
Sorry by “wrong” do you mean “‘not correct”?
Damn.In some of the cases video evidence and text messages were used to show the claims against Mendy were not credible.
From the guardian
Fair enough, I was totally wrong and I concede. Urgh I hate that feeling ha.That's not really the point. An innocent person is not guilty but the reciprocal isn't true, a person that is not guilty doesn't mean that they are innocent it means that they are literally not guilty from a judicial standpoint. The distinction is important because it's based on the degree of proof required to convict someone.
As an example if I killed you but no one could prove it without doubt, I could be declared not guilty while being your killer.
Justice isn't always served.
That's not really the point. An innocent person is not guilty but the reciprocal isn't true, a person that is not guilty doesn't mean that they are innocent it means that they are literally not guilty from a judicial standpoint. The distinction is important because it's based on the degree of proof required to convict someone.
As an example if I killed you but no one could prove it without doubt, I could be declared not guilty while being your killer.
Legal definitions frquently differ from how language is commonly used. It's the same with medical terms - any industry specific lexis, in fact.Ok we’ve got to a point where caf members are claiming the English dictionary is wrong. Jfc.
There is no such thing as 'he was innocent' in a judiciary system, as far as I am aware.. The only verdicts are guilty and non-guilty. Despite the mental gymnastics, non-guilty kinda means innocent.If the Guardian quote is correct and that was indeed proved in court then he should be seen as innocent and none of this "he wasn't found guilty". In his specific case, if the above is accurate, then it is deeply disturbing that he has lost 2 years of his career, had his name dragged through the mud and will probably always have this associated with to him.
That doesn't make sense... An Innocent person from a judicial standpoint is not guilty, a guilty person from a judicial standpoint is not innocent. An innocent person from a non-judicial standpoint just means they haven't been found guilty of something and vice versa. As in your example, if I didn't kill you but someone framed me I could be declared guilty while not being your killer.
Wowza....if all that is true then they all falsely accused him and other guy ? His career is likely over , I wonder if he can sue them for lost earnings and what notIn some of the cases video evidence and text messages were used to show the claims against Mendy were not credible.
From the guardian
Suing them won't get him anywhere. The allegations were credible enough for CPS to charge him. No court will award him anything. He should sue the CPS. Me thinks he probably just wants to forget the whole thing.Wowza....if all that is true then they all falsely accused him and other guy ? His career is likely over , I wonder if he can sue them for lost earnings and what not
In some of the cases video evidence and text messages were used to show the claims against Mendy were not credible.
From the guardian
Suing them won't get him anywhere. The allegations were credible enough for CPS to charge him. No court will award him anything. He should sue the CPS. Me thinks he probably just wants to forget the whole thing.
That doesn't make sense... An Innocent person from a judicial standpoint is not guilty, a guilty person from a judicial standpoint is not innocent. An innocent person from a non-judicial standpoint just means they haven't been found guilty of something and vice versa. As in your example, if I didn't kill you but someone framed me I could be declared guilty while not being your killer.
If it can be proven. I don't get why they would though, there have been no evidence of extortion.so if it looks like they lied will they face perjury charges?
Ok we’ve got to a point where caf members are claiming the English dictionary is wrong. Jfc.
Someone being found not guilty in the court of law doesn't equal the accusations upon them being false.
This weird lust some here have for retaliation is heavily misguided. Research on rapes show that the vast majority of rapes are not followed by a conviction, even when a trial takes place.
Someone being found not guilty in the court of law doesn't equal the accusations upon them being false.
This weird lust some here have for retaliation is heavily misguided. Research on rapes show that the vast majority of rapes are not followed by a conviction, even when a trial takes place.
Exactly. The quotes only throw their credibility into question, but something could still have happened. The jury needs to be 100% certain to convict.Someone being found not guilty in the court of law doesn't equal the accusations upon them being false.
This weird lust some here have for retaliation is heavily misguided. Research on rapes show that the vast majority of rapes are not followed by a conviction, even when a trial takes place.
I agree but people are reacting to the story in the Guardian mostly, not just the fact he was not guilty
Nothing in the article proves the accusations are false. They are relevant context on the verdict as they indicate why the jurors didn't fully trust the accusers.While this is often true, here people are talking about the case and what was reported in the Guardian.
It's not a good look to frame things the way you did, it seems that you didn't follow the conversations and decided to accuse people lightly.
If the accusations were fake then the ones who did them should be punished.
The audio of him that she published online make his case different, certainly to the publicThat's two fairly high profile footballer cases that have shown the defendant as not guilty.
He who must not be named has also just celebrated the birth of his first child with his accuser, which proves/suggests that there's a lot more to these cases then we are privy to.
Someone being found not guilty in the court of law doesn't equal the accusations upon them being false.
This weird lust some here have for retaliation is heavily misguided. Research on rapes show that the vast majority of rapes are not followed by a conviction, even when a trial takes place.
So not only "not guilty", but the accusations were proven false, so he's innocent?