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Let's make this thought experiment. Is someone raped ALL the people beside the judge. But did this all 1-by-1 without witnesses. And they all coming forward. Should the judge sentence him on the "testimony alone"?
It really feels like saying "no" would mean that the system is not working in a big way. Saying "yes" on other means that there is a number of people cumming forward that should be considered a credible evidence., right?
But I'm not arguing "innocent until" part. I'm arguing what constitute "proven guilty". Is there a number of testimonies that should be counted as proof?
You dogged the theoretical question. Is testimony of 100% people enough? Does at ANY point testimonies become more than "accusation alone?
(btw it's not "until proven guilty" it's "until proven guilty beyond all reasonable doubt".)