...his mobile phone off during a Jetstar flight out of Sydney has been charged with endangering an aircraft. So maybe someone will have to *prove* beyond reasonable doubt that a mobile phone actually endangers an aircraft? Paul After a lot of discussion, I still have a question. Over maybe the last 10km before landing ...

...the truth, and I don't doubt that the majority are well intentioned... fire is a good and reasonable evidencing of typical structures and ...it seems on the basis of reason that two "birds" did not ...no problem - but it evokes serious doubt in me that the towers ... experience to asses beyond a reasonable doubt that one should accept ... Well there's no valid reason for you or DB to ... and yet direct and well reasoned replies, based upon what I ...

... the truth, and I don't doubt that the majority are well intentioned, ... Madrid fire is a good and reasonable evidencing of typical structures and whilst ... it seems on the basis of reason that two "birds" did not bring ... no problem - but it evokes serious doubt in me that the towers came ... educated and competant individuals with the experience to asses beyond a reasonable doubt that one should accept said report. Many people have a problem ...

... came from (clue...it was never from others:-), and hence, the solution. The best thing to be achieved is that another takes the point that a reasonable doubt should apply for any conviction. Scepticism is a barrier between knowing and believeing. Very healthy as long as it doesnt dominate. BOfL

...the possibility of 'self', then we realize where all the frustration came from (clue...it was never from others:-), and hence, the solution. The best thing to be achieved is that another takes the point that a reasonable doubt should apply for any conviction.

...> Isn't it up to juries to decide if something is illegal or not? No. It's up to juries to decide if the prosecution has proved beyond reasonable doubt whether or not the accused is guilty of the illegal act they have been charged with. This really isn't a difficult concept, yet you seem to manage to continue ...

...: Isn't it up to juries to decide if something is illegal or not? No. It's up to juries to decide if the prosecution has proved beyond reasonable doubt whether or not the accused is guilty of the illegal act they have been charged with. This really isn't a difficult concept, yet you seem to manage to continue ...

... were saying: Isn't it up to juries to decide if something is illegal or not? No. It's up to juries to decide if the prosecution has proved beyond reasonable doubt whether or not the accused is guilty of the illegal act they have been charged with. This really isn't a difficult concept, yet you seem to manage to continue to ...

...his mobile phone off during a Jetstar flight out of Sydney has been charged with endangering an aircraft. So maybe someone will have to *prove* beyond reasonable doubt that a mobile phone actually endangers an aircraft? It's not so much the mobile phone endangering the aircraft and it's occupants. It...

... that the Jury's job is not to decide if the defendant is guilty or innocent.  Its the Jury's job to decide if the prosecution has shown, beyond reasonable doubt, that they are guilty. Indeedy doody. He hasn't the slightest clue as to how the system works, which is strange for someone who almost certainly has first- hand experience of ...