Nghĩa của từ reasonable doubt bằng Tiếng Việt

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Đặt câu có từ "reasonable doubt"

1. That shuts the door on reasonable doubt.

Bác bỏ bằng chứng xác đáng vậy đó à.

2. Created a reasonable doubt in the jury's mind.

Tạo nên một mối hoài nghi chắc chắn trong đầu của Bồi thẩm đoàn

3. Asunder Ultimately, this analysis tears Asunder the distinction between doubt and reasonable doubt

4. Their approach is to whittle away at the evidence to show reasonable doubt.

5. The prosecution has to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he is guilty of murder.

6. 14 The prosecution has to prove beyond reasonable doubt that he is guilty of murder.

7. When there is conclusive evidence beyond reasonable doubt for attributing the adverse reaction to alternative causes.

8. He said, I am Convinced beyond reasonable doubt that I have found the formula for mainstream staying power.

9. 20 But they are not satisfied beyond reasonable doubt so they decide, quite properly, to acquit of robbery.

10. Based on the facts, the jury can only Conclude the defendant is not guilty because of reasonable doubt

11. Possession of Burglarious Tools has 5 separate and distinct elements that must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt.

12. In the event an individual is charged with criminal contempt, the Contemptuous act must be proven beyond a reasonable doubt

13. The H0 (status quo) stands in opposition to H1 and is maintained unless H1 is supported by evidence "beyond a reasonable doubt".

Các giả thuyết H0 (hiện trạng) đối lập với giả thuyết H1 và được tồn tại khi H1 được hỗ trợ bằng các chứng cứ “bác bỏ những điều vô lý”.

14. Compensation granted by the courts is decided in accordance with the law and subject to satisfaction of the court beyond a reasonable doubt

15. Compensation granted by the courts is decided in accordance with the law and subject to satisfaction of the court beyond a reasonable doubt.

16. Washington rule that Aggravating factors must be admitted to or proved beyond a reasonable doubt to the jury; that factor, the statute says, may be found by the court

17. The prosecution presents evidence to the court that they believe can prove the defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt, but that evidence must first be deemed Admissible by the court

18. Our world is made up of Atoms, yet the atomic model of the universe is nonetheless considered a "theory." When scientists know beyond all reasonable doubt that a particular principle is the case, then it is dubbed a law.

19. To convict as a principal of aiding and Abetting the commission of a crime, a jury must find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant knowingly and intentionally aided and abetted the principal(s) in each essential element of the crime

20. To convict as a principal of aiding and abetting the commission of a crime, a jury must find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant knowingly and intentionally aided and Abetted the principal(s) in each essential element of the crime

21. To convict as a principal of Aiding and abetting the commission of a crime, a jury must find beyond a reasonable doubt that the defendant knowingly and intentionally aided and abetted the principal(s) in each essential element of the crime

22. An Acquittal signifies that a prosecutor failed to prove his or her case beyond a reasonable doubt, not that a defendant is innocent. Thus, a person may be acquitted of a crime but found civilly liable in a civil case regarding that same crime, e.g

23. Thus, says Socrates Scholasticus, these heresiarchs tore the church to pieces by their Captious subtilties.; Jurors in Tennessee were told that reasonable doubt is defined as doubt that is not " Captious." But from your excessively Captious attitude, false-reasoning and chicaneries, I found it hard to

24. In order to prove a defendant guilty of annoying or Accosting a person, the Commonwealth must prove the following four elements of the offense beyond a reasonable doubt (ALL): Firstly, that the defendant knowingly engaged in an offensive and disorderly act (or acts), or offensive and disorderly language