If someone is found guilty of a crime by a court of law, then that person is guilty of that crime.
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In a criminal proceeding, the burden of proof requires that the prosecution prove that the person is guilty of the alleged crime 'beyond a reasonable doubt'. This means that the only logical conclusion that can be derived from the prosecution's case is that the accused is guilty.
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