JuNii
18-05-2008, 06:08
edit:
never mind. we worked it out.. kinda.
Edit II: sorry, but looks like it wasn't worked out. resubmitting OH and MODS ONLY PLEASE.
I don't know if you can see the orignal post. if not...
basically in this thread (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=556666). Jocabia and I got into a rather nasty fight.
Jocabia then created this thread (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=556872).
with the following op.
Presumption of Innocence
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I know we're not all lawyers, but I see this come up a lot.
I've seen several posters suggest that presumption of innocence applies in a civil trial.
I've seen others claim that it applies to everyone involved in a trial, rather than to the accused.
I've seen it described that it applies to assuming that people involved didn't make any mistakes.
Lawyer or not, it seems to be me sort of basic to our understanding of our justice system in the US. We are all potential jurors and I fear the day I'm in a jury box with some of these people.
Anyone want to explain their understanding of the presumption of innocence. Also, I'm opening this up to anything else you might want to understand about the justice system. Broad topic.
I reposted a question never answered in the original thread (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13700484&postcount=21)
I have several questions.
1) where does Presumption of innocence support this idea?
Quote:
You don't get to say "even if it was an officer serving a warrant". You don't get to say "well, then why didn't he do this or do that".
2) where does it say that Presumption of innocence relates to citizens talking about a case (tho they have NO TIES to the case itself) on the internet?
3) where does it state that Presumption of Innocence extends PAST the trial where a verdict and sentencing were rendered?
and his reply was here (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13700526&postcount=26)
This is hijack. Please don't reply to this.
and I reply in post 42 with this.
is it or is it not a question of Presumption of Innocence?
Does those questions touch upon when presumption of innocence can and has to be applied?
does it not ask who are required to act within the presumption of innocence?
how is that hijacking a thread about how Presumption of innocence works?
his reply in 46 states that I not mention the case, (I didn't) not to discuss it in this thread (I haven't)
then ends his post with this
See, in your post, you were talking about how he should have collected evidence to show he was innocent by dialing 911. I pointed out he doesn't need to, because he has the presumption of innocence.
a direct engagement to do that which he asked me not to do. discuss the case as well as hijack the thread. and he himself just showed that he's drawing one thread into the other.
then back in the original thread (because someone didn't want the new PoI thread hijacked) I posted this http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13700657&postcount=292
can this be considered greifing?
Griefing: Harrassing a nation because of what they did or said. This often manifests when one player follows another around in thread after thread, abusing and flaming the target nation. Note that this is distinct from Region Griefing, covered above.
never mind. we worked it out.. kinda.
Edit II: sorry, but looks like it wasn't worked out. resubmitting OH and MODS ONLY PLEASE.
I don't know if you can see the orignal post. if not...
basically in this thread (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=556666). Jocabia and I got into a rather nasty fight.
Jocabia then created this thread (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?t=556872).
with the following op.
Presumption of Innocence
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I know we're not all lawyers, but I see this come up a lot.
I've seen several posters suggest that presumption of innocence applies in a civil trial.
I've seen others claim that it applies to everyone involved in a trial, rather than to the accused.
I've seen it described that it applies to assuming that people involved didn't make any mistakes.
Lawyer or not, it seems to be me sort of basic to our understanding of our justice system in the US. We are all potential jurors and I fear the day I'm in a jury box with some of these people.
Anyone want to explain their understanding of the presumption of innocence. Also, I'm opening this up to anything else you might want to understand about the justice system. Broad topic.
I reposted a question never answered in the original thread (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13700484&postcount=21)
I have several questions.
1) where does Presumption of innocence support this idea?
Quote:
You don't get to say "even if it was an officer serving a warrant". You don't get to say "well, then why didn't he do this or do that".
2) where does it say that Presumption of innocence relates to citizens talking about a case (tho they have NO TIES to the case itself) on the internet?
3) where does it state that Presumption of Innocence extends PAST the trial where a verdict and sentencing were rendered?
and his reply was here (http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13700526&postcount=26)
This is hijack. Please don't reply to this.
and I reply in post 42 with this.
is it or is it not a question of Presumption of Innocence?
Does those questions touch upon when presumption of innocence can and has to be applied?
does it not ask who are required to act within the presumption of innocence?
how is that hijacking a thread about how Presumption of innocence works?
his reply in 46 states that I not mention the case, (I didn't) not to discuss it in this thread (I haven't)
then ends his post with this
See, in your post, you were talking about how he should have collected evidence to show he was innocent by dialing 911. I pointed out he doesn't need to, because he has the presumption of innocence.
a direct engagement to do that which he asked me not to do. discuss the case as well as hijack the thread. and he himself just showed that he's drawing one thread into the other.
then back in the original thread (because someone didn't want the new PoI thread hijacked) I posted this http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13700657&postcount=292
can this be considered greifing?
Griefing: Harrassing a nation because of what they did or said. This often manifests when one player follows another around in thread after thread, abusing and flaming the target nation. Note that this is distinct from Region Griefing, covered above.