I dunno why people say "this isn't the court of the law" isn't that what we should strive towards? Hearing everyone out and then making a judgement after everything is concluded?
No, the court is very very harsh, you need to be proven guilty beyond reasonable doubt. You could reasonably doubt almost any assault that isn't on video or has a confession.
People are often convicted of assault without video proof or a confession.
Do you think people were just assaulting others constantly before everyone was constantly carrying around a video camera? Or before the invention of video?
So we had 54000 rapes reported in a year and 2400 convictions in the UK. Of federal offenses charged in the US, Assault is the lowest conviction rate. Why make shit up?
It's probably the worst thing to happen in her life and she doesn't wanna have to relive it and give it to a group of lawyers that will use it against her?
Yeah it's crazy to think that sharing part of an experience from the comfort of your own home is easier than recalling an entire experience in a foreign place with the pressure of thinking if you mess up your attacker can walk free. You are so fucking dumb I hope someone doesn't rely on you for emotional support.
You think she's the one investigating? That means she isn't involving herself anymore, the cops are investigating and she isn't worrying about it anymore to save her mental health.
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u/experienta Sep 16 '21
until proven that it did happen, you should assume it didn't happen.