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Jim Henderson wrote:
> I probably phrased it badly the first time around. Bottom line is the
> judge can only decide that a guilty verdict can be overturned, not a "not
> guilty" verdict.
Right. That just isn't what you *said*. :-) I think you just got too
negatives into the sentence. :-)
> Right. But if a judge overturns a "guilty" verdict (ie, makes "guilty"
> into "not guilty"), the prosecution can appeal, at least to my
> understanding.
I would certainly expect so.
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Darren New, San Diego CA, USA (PST)
There's no CD like OCD, there's no
CD I knoooow!
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