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Guilty until proved innocent, or Innocent until proven guilty?

jericho
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Well one gets an ethics investigation and probable reprimand. No resignation

The other is forced to resign.

The problem with sexually based offenses is society tends to give too much credibility to accusations and the end result is guilty until proven innocent.

 

This is yet another issue where we have Corporations acting as a Quasi-Justice System when they either don't agree with the Justice System or the alleged victim doesn't want to pursue anything through the Criminal Justice System.

 

Additionally, anyone that falsely accuses another of a sexually based crime needs to go to prison for a long time.

 

Agree 1000% percent.

 

Just read the story about Bill O'Neill. I find it hard to believe that THAT GUY was able to get 50 women to sleep with him. Your last statement is very true. We are going to be inundated with allegations (many from many years ago) now that it is the cool thing to do. I am afraid that we many are just going to become numb to it all when multiple stories come out daily.

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