<p>Time to revisit the standard of proof. An important new decision that came out of the Alberta Court of Appeals (R v Ryon, 2019 ABCA 36) can not only reduce wrongful convictions, but it can also free some of the wrongly convicted and jailed (if defence and appeal attorneys know about it). As a non-lawyer I try to break it down for you. </p>
<ul><li><a href='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeftZsaFrGc&t'>Original YouTube video</a></li>
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Time to revisit the standard of proof. An important new decision that came out of the Alberta Court of Appeals (R v Ryon, 2019 ABCA 36) can not only reduce wrongful convictions, but it can also free some of the wrongly convicted and jailed (if defence and appeal attorneys know about it). As a non-lawyer I try to break it down for you. Original YouTube video

<p>Time to revisit the standard of proof. An important new decision that came out of the Alberta Court of Appeals (R v Ryon, 2019 ABCA 36) can not only reduce wrongful convictions, but it can also free some of the wrongly convicted and jailed (if defence and appeal attorneys know about it). As a non-lawyer I try to break it down for you.&nbsp;</p>
<ul><li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeftZsaFrGc&amp;t" rel="noopener noreferrer">Original YouTube video</a></li>
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This Vital New Decision Can Reduce Wrongful Convictions

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