Wow! I can see some good intent behind the thinking re drunks, but that shifts the burden of proof to the accused!
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@KurrentAffairs @mlilleker @TelegraphNews Not in legal terms they don't. The only exception I know of to that currently, is defamation law.
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@KurrentAffairs@mlilleker@TelegraphNews Whole other subject, that one. Don't get me started on that. Abuse of power springs to mind. -
@C7RKY@mlilleker@TelegraphNews again, I'm not saying either way is right. I just don't think one is better than the other. -
@C7RKY@mlilleker@TelegraphNews but I do think there are fewer innocent victims with the new law. But not zero and that's bad for young men -
@C7RKY@mlilleker@TelegraphNews and I class a rape victim dragged through the courts with no conviction to be an innocent victim. -
@KurrentAffairs@mlilleker@TelegraphNews I don't doubt that for a second. It's clearly a problem. I'm just passionate about lawful process.
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