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Most say they have reasonable doubts about the defendant's guilt, even when their doubts appear, to many, to be unreasonable.

"Most of those people who feel the defendant is not guilty feel they have reasonable doubts," Mr. Mizzi said yesterday.

They could also conclude, perhaps, that they have reasonable doubts but think Trump did obstruct justice under the more lenient "clear and convincing evidence" or "preponderance of the evidence" standards.

Those keys could also allow both brothers to be free, legal experts say, if jurors have reasonable doubt as to which twin was responsible.

"We do not know what will happen, but we have reasonable doubt". British supermarkets are secretive about how much produce comes from Almería.

While Judge Owen told the jury that they cannot convict Mr. Quattrone if they have "reasonable doubt," he also said that they could focus on "circumstantial evidence" and did not urge them to give more weight to direct evidence.

Mr. House's lawyers argue that the justices should clarify that in deciding whether this standard has been met, and that a court should look at the evidence from the perspective of the jury and ask whether a juror, confronted with the new evidence, would have reasonable doubt about the verdict even if the new evidence did not completely dismantle the prosecution's case.

But given the endemic and overt racism in the LAPD and the US, which incriminates black men so disproportionately and mistreats them so cavalierly, his lawyers asked, how could you not have reasonable doubt about the veracity of the evidence and the honesty of the testimony against a black male?

"We have reasonable doubt to say that what's reported on the label may not match what's inside the bottle," said Kotra.

If she went to the witness stand and took the blame for everything — if she backed up his story and managed to come off as semi-credible — jurors might have reasonable doubt.

"If the defense lawyers are precise in asking an expert witness, 'Isn't it reasonable, doctor, to say from a scientific standpoint that these two people could have been murdered as late as 11 p.m.?' and if the doctor says, 'Yes,' then you have reasonable doubt," Levin said.