I said nothing of the sort, @spidersarepeople2 .
If you're going to write your posts to make it look as if I've said something, please make sure it's something I actually said.
By the way, "conviction" -- if used to mean something other than firm belief -- is generally used with respect to criminal law.
Your own link, judging by its own wording, seems to be a addressing a "civil" proceeding not a "criminal" proceeding.
Do you understand the differences, in America at least, between the two?
The vast difference in the standard of proof is of particular significance, I think, and very worth considering. The venue for this proceeding seems important, too. I could go into detail, but it might just hasten yet another brief response coupled to a video.
And this already is starting to feel like an eternal motion machine. Or should I say eternal denigration.
You have a nice day. Or evening. Whatever the case may be.
I said nothing of the sort, @spidersarepeople2 .
If you're going to write your posts to make it look as if I've said something, please make sure it's something I actually said.
By the way, "conviction" -- if used to mean something other than firm belief -- is generally used with respect to criminal law.
Your own link, judging by its own wording, seems to be a addressing a "civil" proceeding not a "criminal" proceeding.
Do you understand the differences, in America at least, between the two?
The vast difference in the standard of proof is of particular significance, I think, and very worth considering. The venue for this proceeding seems important, too. I could go into detail, but it might just hasten yet another brief response coupled to a video.
And this already is starting to feel like an eternal motion machine. Or should I say eternal denigration.
You have a nice day. Or evening. Whatever the case may be.