Kavanaugh SCOTUS hearings

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(09-18-2018, 12:41 PM)Belsnickel Wrote: I'd still say we're at 50.01% on Ford's side with that. I have sat on a civil jury, and adjudicate cases using preponderance in other scenarios on a regular basis including one upheld in federal court. If the evidence points to a "more likely than not" situation, then it passes preponderance. Based upon the evidence right now, we're there.

It should also be noted that the concerns over this haven't been about his conduct at the time, it's been more about his response and how honest he has been.

So there is no presumption of innocence in this standard?