Beyond a Reasonable Doubt
Prosecution
Law, united states, popular works
Trials, united states
Trials
True Crime
Administration of Criminal justice
Nonfiction
History
This phrase, heard countless times every day in American courtrooms across the country, sets forth the burden of proof placed upon the prosecution in a criminal trial. Yet this cherished principle is not mentioned in the Constitution, nor is it defined by any laws. What, then, does beyond a reasonab…
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