What Burden of Proof do redhats have to convict democrats of fraud?

Mr_X

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What burden of proof do redhats have with convicting democrats of election fraud in this investigation with what we know?
Is the conviction:
- Reasonable Suspicion
- Reasonable to Believe
- Probable Cause
- Preponderance of evidence
- Clear and convincing evidence
- Beyond a reasonable doubt
 
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beyond a reasonable doubt

trump lost in a landslide to the worst candidate ever.
Beyond a reasonable doubt is to affirm a conviction of a criminal case. I think what you mean is that Democrats are Not Guilty of fraud instead of Beyond a Reasonable Doubt of being convicted of fraud. There is a difference.
 
I think you misinterpreted what I posted rkymtnman.

from wikipedia
Beyond a reasonable doubt is a legal standard of proof required to validate a criminal conviction in most adversarial legal systems.[1] It is a higher standard of proof than the balance of probabilities (commonly used in civil matters) and is usually therefore reserved for criminal matters where what is at stake (e.g. someone's liberty) is considered more serious and therefore deserving of a higher threshold.
 
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not in this instance
go on. im listening. explain why democrats are beyond a reasonable doubt convicted of fraud? From your words, you are saying Trump lost by a landslide, but democrats are beyond a reasonable doubt convicted of fraud. This doesn't make sense.
 
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