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I'm sure the people at the Innocence Project would be surprised to learn that all the rulings of actual innocence they got weren't actually part of our legal system.
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That's what I'd say too if I ran out of arguments.
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Well since you missed it the first time I'll say it again. Every year there are convicted criminals freed from jail because they were found factually innocent, which means that there are legal standards for proving someone innocent.
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Sir, you were proven guilty of capital murder with 7 eye witnesses!
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These people presented evidence of innocence leading to a finding of actual innocence and exoneration. That sounds kind of like the opposite of what you are saying.
Stanley Mozee and Dennis Allen Declared “Actually Innocent” After 15 Years in Prison Quote:
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