I don't think they ought to be held guilty.
But if the BBC is held guilty, what about other bodies?
No one should be held guilty retrospectively of a criminal offence.
Mr. Mazurier is a French national and a diplomat, which means that if he is held guilty, he could seek diplomatic immunity against prosecution in India.
"When Rana has been held guilty of assisting the Lashkar-e-Taiba and guilty of supporting terrorist acts in Denmark, how have they separated him from the Mumbai attacks?" he said.
My right hand tightened like a noose around the throttle control, in a manner wholly consistent with my training and for which I could not be held guilty in any court of law, even a military court.
Under General Zia, the only sincerely pious leader, Pakistan introduced draconian sharia punishments, made blasphemy a capital offence and ruled that unless rape victims could produce at least four male Muslim eye-witnesses they would be held guilty of fornication, a serious crime.
The second paragraph of article 11 says that no one shall be held guilty of doing something that did not constitute a crime at the time he did it; this enshrines a principle of natural justice that was consciously, if not uncontroversially, set aside in the Nuremberg Principles under which the Nazi war criminals were tried.
The Act says that a court cannot require someone to disclose a source of information, nor will they be held guilty of contempt of court for refusing to disclose it, unless "the court is satisfied disclosure is necessary in the interests of justice or national security or for the prevention of disorder or crime".
You couldn't have been held guilty of expecting a tight game, but a combination of an ill timed Clayton Kershaw meltdown, Yasiel Puig fielding miscues, Michael Wacha pitching, and some tremendous Cardinals hitting, bats that finally came alive, means there was no repeat of the 2012 NLCS collapse for these Redbirds.
