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Originally Posted by Damien
I think the CPS should simply say there is no case to answer. Saying insufficient evidence does give the impression there was something dodgy but not enough to go to court and thus leaves a suspicion of guilt on the person. We can't have a scenario where someone has such an accusation levelled against them stick because of the whims of the CPS. If there is no court trial there is no guilty verdict and if there is no guilty verdict then you're presumed innocent.
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Insufficient evidence to charge does not automatically mean the person is innocent..