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作者cherngwu
不管這三人有罪與否，在在都顯示出：
司法制度的腐敗和不健全、偵辦員警對於現場證物採集不完善，口供和自白書前後不一的荒謬行徑... 
如上述，我替之後要審判此案的法官，捏把冷汗(因為手上的證物，能夠採信的又有多少)
2位法官判無罪 ，5X位法官判死刑(請問我國刑法有兩本嗎?竟造成如此大的差異)
無罪推定，難道只是口號。有稍微了解來龍去脈的人 大概都知道 要是你是法官 死刑你判得下去嗎？
全部的證據 根本無法有力的做如此般的判決(太多的盲點 四任法務部長均不敢簽死刑執行令)。
最近一次判決死刑的審判長說，我找不到判無罪的理由，反正還可以再上訴嘛！這就是我國的司法，請問公理正義何在？(那有罪的理由、證據何在？)
前面有位網友，一直引用 http://www.tahr.org.tw 的資料，作為自己的論述。
蘇建和等盜匪案被告等相關自白資料<---這難道不是對於司法(刑事訴訟法的修正)和... |
還有在那時代
我是常用刑求的警察的話
我會和驗傷的部門關係打的很好的
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貼幾段名言好了
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R._v._Lifchus
the standard of proof beyond a reasonable doubt is inextricably intertwined with that principle fundamental to all criminal trials, the presumption of innocence;
the burden of proof rests on the prosecution throughout the trial and never shifts to the accused;
a reasonable doubt is not a doubt based upon sympathy or prejudice;
rather, it is based upon reason and common sense;
it is logically connected to the evidence or absence of evidence;
it does not involve proof to an absolute certainty; it is not proof beyond any doubt nor is it an imaginary or frivolous doubt; and
more is required than proof that the accused is probably guilty -- a jury which concludes only that the accused is probably guilty must acquit.
On the other hand, certain references to the required standard of proof should be avoided. For example:
describing the term "reasonable doubt" as an ordinary expression which has no special meaning in the criminal law context;
inviting jurors to apply to the task before them the same standard of proof that they apply to important, or even the most important, decisions in their own lives;
equating proof "beyond a reasonable doubt" to proof "to a moral certainty";
qualifying the word "doubt" with adjectives other than "reasonable", such as "serious", "substantial" or "haunting", which may mislead the jury; and
instructing jurors that they may convict if they are "sure" that the accused is guilty, before providing them with a proper definition as to the meaning of the words "beyond a reasonable doubt".
"The execution of a person who can show that he is innocent comes perilously close to simple murder."