Guilty

Guilty

When an accused pleads ‘guilty’ they are admitting that they have committed the offence. When an accused person is found ‘guilty’ by a judicial officer or jury, it means that the jury or judicial officer were convinced beyond reasonable doubt that there was enough evidence to convict them of the offence.

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