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reasonable doubt standard: a standalone construct

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Evidence law

the criminal standard of proof requiring evidence that leaves no reasonable doubt of guilt, examined for its vagueness and rationale.

In evidence law, reasonable doubt standard refers to the criminal standard of proof requiring evidence that leaves no reasonable doubt of guilt, examined for its vagueness and rationale. This meaning comes from Laudan (2003) in Legal Theory.[1]

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References

Laudan, L. (2003). IS REASONABLE DOUBT REASONABLE? Legal Theory, 9(04). https://doi.org/10.1017/s1352325203000132

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