If someone is acquitted of a crime due to a lack of evidence, does that mean they are truly innocent in your eyes, or would you still have doubts?

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@9MYKT9Xanswered…4wks4W

It depends on the circumstances, this question is too vague.

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I would still have doubts, if it is of suspicions it comes from somewhere

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