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Message: [QUOTE="Plebe, post: 3972970, member: 6927"] One of the wonderful things about our legal standards of criminal justice, at least in theory, is it matters not one whit whether the court — and much less, you — can be "convinced" of his innocence. The burden of proof is wholly on the accusers. When the police and prosecutors have felt the need to resort to misconduct in order to secure a conviction, then that means he shouldn't have been tried, much less convicted, in the first place. Luckily, neither Mr. Irons nor Maya Moore care about the predictable naysayers who, while chirping their doubts over "innocence", disregard the official misconduct without which the case would never have proceeded in the first place. [/QUOTE]