Beyond a Reasonable Doubt definition

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means the standard that is met when no hypothesis exists that is at the same time: reasonable, consistent with the evidence, and does not itself satisfy the criteria of an Honor Offense.
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means over 95% certainty of guilt.
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means that the

Examples of Beyond a Reasonable Doubt in a sentence

  • The question before the panel is whether the evidence against the accused student demonstrates, Beyond a Reasonable Doubt, that an Honor offense was committed.


More Definitions of Beyond a Reasonable Doubt

Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means the most stringent standard of proof and is used in criminal and delinquency proceedings.
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means that a defendant may only be convicted if there is no reasonable possibility, based on the evidence, that he or she is not guilty of the crime.
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means: “Not mere possible doubt, because every thing relating to human affairs or depending on moral evidence is open to some possible or imaginary doubt.
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt which means the evidence must be so strong that there is no reasonable doubt
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means there is so much evidence of the person's guilt that there is no reasonable doubt left. This standard applies in adult criminal law.
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means “firmly convinced of guilt”
Beyond a Reasonable Doubt means that a person of reasonable intelligence is satisfied to a near