Do u think SAF recall him back for service?
And do what?
And do what?
Do u think SAF recall him back for service?
He wasn't proven innocent. He was found not guilty. There is a big difference.
He doesn't have to offer any fucking explanation
He has the right o silence, another cornerstone of the justice system
No. There is not. In the law of any civilized country a verdict of not guilty amounts to innocence.
These semantical points have also befuddled the best legal minds.
I'm not sure which jurisdiction you refer to but in all jury trials, a jury never finds a defendant "innocent". They find the person "not guilty" because the prosecution did not prove its case beyond reasonable doubt based on the evidence presented. That is the cornerstone of the legal system.
http://www.oregoncriminalattorney.com/Criminal-Defense-Overview/Innocent-V-Not-Guilty.shtml
There have been numerous cases where criminal prosecution failed because "reasonable doubt" prevented a guilty verdict. However, this did not stop the defendant from being found guilty in a civil trial where the burden of proof is less onerous.
OJ Simpson is probably the most high profile example. Everyone knew he did it and there is not person on earth who believes he is innocent. However, the prosecution stuffed it up so the Jury had no choice but to return a "not guilty" verdit.