Criminal Proof: Fixed or Flexible?

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RT @lastpositivist: My colleague with an interesting case for flexible standards of legal proof, wherein the standard of proof required is…

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RT @lastpositivist: My colleague with an interesting case for flexible standards of legal proof, wherein the standard of proof required is…

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My colleague with an interesting case for flexible standards of legal proof, wherein the standard of proof required is tailored to the consequences of a guilty verdict. https://t.co/sBonZOC37R

06 Sep 2023

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RT @LSEPhilosophy: 📰 Criminal Proof: Fixed or Flexible? New paper by @LSEPhilosophy Assistant Professor Lewis Ross in ‘The Philosophical Q…

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