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(New page: In dubio pro reo is a Latin legal term that means "When in doubt, in favor of the accused." This in lay terms is roughly equivalent to "Innocent until proven guilty." [[Categories:Lat...) |
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In dubio pro reo is a [[Latin]] legal term that means "When in doubt, in favor of the accused." This in lay terms is roughly equivalent to "Innocent until proven guilty." | In dubio pro reo is a [[Latin]] legal term that means "When in doubt, in favor of the accused." This in lay terms is roughly equivalent to "Innocent until proven guilty." | ||
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Revision as of 06:38, March 27, 2007
In dubio pro reo is a Latin legal term that means "When in doubt, in favor of the accused." This in lay terms is roughly equivalent to "Innocent until proven guilty."