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Judging Beyond Any Reasonable Doubt
The doubt is not related to innocence but only to guilt, the latter being the exclusive object of the process. The proof of guilt, being always of inductive nature, cannot accept the deductive method that connotes the relationship between premise (minor
Rocco Neri
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Beyond reasonable doubt: evolution from DNA sequences. [PDF]
We demonstrate quantitatively that, as predicted by evolutionary theory, sequences of homologous proteins from different species converge as we go further and further back in time. The converse, a non-evolutionary model can be expressed as probabilities,
W Timothy J White +2 more
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The defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt in the Italian criminal justice system
The criminal law standard of Beyond A Reasonable Doubt (BARD) constitutes an evidentiary and judicial rule, formulated and applied for centuries in common law jurisdictions, which was expressly stated in the Italian Code of Criminal Procedure only about ...
Francesco Callari
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Potential benefit of angiotensin II in COVID-19 patients: beyond reasonable doubt? [PDF]
António Tralhão +2 more
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Who Actually Dies from Indoor Air Pollution? A Forensic Perspective [PDF]
In high-income countries, humans are continuously exposed to indoor and outdoor air pollution. Chronic exposure to these airborne solids and gases from natural or artificial sources is related to higher mortality.
Nicola Pigaiani +8 more
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Beyond reasonable doubt: A proposal for undecidedness blocking in abstract argumentation [PDF]
In Dung’s abstract semantics, the label undecided is always propagated from the attacker to the attacked argument, unless the latter is also attacked by an accepted argument. In this work we propose undecidedness blocking abstract argumentation semantics where the undecided label is confined to the strong connected component where it was generated and
Pierpaolo Dondio, Luca Longo
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Beyond reasonable doubt: Who is the culprit in lipotoxicity in NAFLD/NASH? [PDF]
Gavin E Arteel
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Issues of Proof in Judicial Review of Expulsion Decisions
The problem of illegal immigration has become one of the most intensely debated legal issues in Turkey. One of the consequences of this issue involves the expulsion of those who’ve entered the country illegally. Undoubtedly, expulsion decisions may be an
Melikşah Yasin
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Intime conviction’ in Germany: Conceptual Foundations, Historical Development and Current Meaning
The paper analyses the concept of «intime conviction» from the perspective of the German reformed inquisitorial criminal procedure. It starts off with the discussion of the foundations of the concept and explains how it – in essence, a flexible method to
Kai Ambos
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