Re: Burden of Proof [txt]:

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Posted by Magtograme on July 30, 2000 at 21:12:01:

In Reply to: Burden of Proof [txt] posted by Trasthe on July 30, 2000 at 21:06:57:

I think my last post must have come out wrong. I do think its a shame arbies use mechanics to convict... but I think they have to. In the olden days (which is more or less what cf is.. its not a democracy or republic or anything remotely organised is)
not having 100% proof was never a problem and I dont think it should be in Thera...
of course its up to the individual arbie.

> Much as with a civil trial in real life, the burden of proof is the "balance of probabilities." For anyone who says you need hard-core, 100% proof, you're, well, dead wrong.

> Arbiters can, and will, flag based on strong probabilities. If the Arbiter is sure you did it, and circumstantial evidence points to you, he's quite likely to flag -- even if someone wasn't standing there, watching.

> -Trasthe


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