Proof Beyond a Reasonable Doubt Exists When the Judge or Jury

question 12

True/False

Proof beyond a reasonable doubt exists when the judge or jury is satisfied that, based on the evidence, the accused committed the offence, and there is no real or logically compelling reason to believe otherwise.

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