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2008 Jul 14
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"Reasonable doubt" - was "Re: shapiro wilk normality test"
...ant and
so on.
So a more accurate interpretation of ted's example would be that after
the positive analysis and statistical test result, there was strong or
very strong evidence (you'd need at least 3sigma to say even that much
actually, and the UK convention is exceedence by at least 6mg/100ml)
that the sample as tested showed contained an amount of alcohol over the
legl limit. With suitable supporting evidence, the strength of that
evidence would, for a 'reasonable man' (ie the proverbial man on the
Clapham omnibus), leave no reasonable doubt of the defendant's guilt.
But t...