reasonable doubt

Examples (10)

• The prosecution must prove the defendant's guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
• If there is any reasonable doubt, the jury must vote not guilty.
• The defense attorney's primary goal is to create reasonable doubt in the minds of the jurors.
• He was convicted because the evidence left no reasonable doubt as to his involvement.
• A reasonable doubt is not a fanciful or speculative doubt; it is one based on reason and common sense.
• The judge carefully explained the legal standard of reasonable doubt to the jury.
• Even a small inconsistency in the timeline of events can introduce reasonable doubt.
• Her alibi was so strong that it immediately established a reasonable doubt.
• We must be convinced of the facts beyond all reasonable doubt before making a final decision.
• The lack of a murder weapon was enough to plant a seed of reasonable doubt.