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Guilty Until Proven Innocent?
I cannot imagine the mental anguish this poor young man has had to endure for the past two years following an entirely made-up and malicious accusation of rape.
http:// www.dai lymail. co.uk/n ews/art icle-51 81277/J udge-sl ams-pol ice-rap e-trial -studen t.html
Are we getting to the point where there is an assumption on the part of the police of guilt, and that in some cases (I said some - I would have put it in italics if I knew how to), evidence to the contrary is a little inconvenient? It certainly would appear so in this case.
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Are we getting to the point where there is an assumption on the part of the police of guilt, and that in some cases (I said some - I would have put it in italics if I knew how to), evidence to the contrary is a little inconvenient? It certainly would appear so in this case.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.In my case there was no evidence, full stop but here it seems that it was hidden from the defence. Is that not itself illegal? At best it's withholding evidence at worst perverting the course of justice. So the police who lied about the content of that evidence and the prosecution lawyers who failed in their legal duty to pass on evidence to the defence should surely now be prosecuted along with this awful woman.
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