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a friend told me that in usa the law system says (when there is a judgment)
"guilty untill its proove the oposit" ( i dont remember the exact words )
And here in South america its the oposite
"Inocent till its proove the oposit" some days ago i read about a country that is changin this to the usa mode
and i think its the best , why a "Guilty person" should be in freedom till its judgment?
innocent until proven guilty, all it means is that a person cannot be punished until they are proven to have done whatever is claimed without a doubt
idno who u r talking to but it is same in the us innocent untill proven guilty. its all about what kind of a lawer you have.
thats what i mean , tyQuote:
Originally Posted by Ramuthra
well i thought in usa it was was the other way arroundQuote:
Originally Posted by Jessin342
LoL...yes legally it's supposed to be "innocent until proven guilty"...but often times it may seem like what you said. But it's like that everywhere.Quote:
Originally Posted by GrisoM
There's curruption in the police and govenment so "innocent until proven guilty" doesn't always apply.
yes it does always apply,
corruption still needs to prove guilty,
unless the lawyers or judge is guilty
So you're saying, for you, it's "guilty until proven innocent"?
That's kind of messed up.
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thats communism
Darn communists! They can't get anything right!
IF he is a murder do u let him free untill he is proseced has murder? Rofl he may kill more people or escape =/Quote:
Originally Posted by Chelseaa
LoLenQuote:
Originally Posted by Clysse