nodoginnafight
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Nothing I've said is untrue...
And I haven't claimed that what you have said is untrue - that may or may not be determined later. What YOU said, "He has committed no crime" was a definitive statement of fact that you cannot support. We don't know that yet.
It is no diferent than making a defintive statement of fact that he HAS commited a crime. (A statement I made incorrectly and for which I was man enough to admit I was wrong for doing.)
You may not make a distinction between a definitive statement of "No crime committed" and the presuption of innocense that sets the legal statdard for prosecution, but that doesn't mean no distinction exists. It only means you do not recognize that distinction. I do.
If I were a rude and insulting poster, I could very easy chide you for lack of legal education that makes it impossible for you to draw distinctions between similar but significately different points - a skill very important for lawyers.
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