LXR
I ask you to judge me by the enemies I have made
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The problem is the Massachussets law. In Massachussets, the prosecution has to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant was sane when committing the crime. This is infinitely harder to do than the opposite case where the defense has to prove beyond reasonable doubt that the defendant was insane. I think Massachussets prefers to live in the Stone Ages, thats why this trial has picked up so much steam
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