Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• I'm going to make it simple. I'll ignore all of your numbers and just say that I would rather the guilty go free, than the innocent be punished.
• May 18, 2015 ... Would not the innocent be punished with the guilty? We are ashamed of the offspring. World War II is appropriately called Hitlers war. For this ...
• account and that the reason they were punished is because ...
• ... Ive seen a lot of players who are innocent be punished when I know for fact that they did not multi
• Early legal consultations on conducting inquisition stress that it is better that the guilty go free than that the innocent be punished. Gregory IX urged Conrad of ...

• May 9, 2012 ... When juries and the people who decide college disciplinary hearings believe that the system allows the innocent to be punished, they are all ...
• sumes guilt and allows even the innocent to be punished without the benefit of a fair trial. Presuming guilt is a hallmark of fascist and dictatorial systems of.
• Is it fair for Christ, who was innocent, to be punished for our sins? Isn't it unjust to punish someone who is innocent, even if he's willing to be punished? In order ...
• Apr 13, 2010 ... I think the first doesn't work–it is unjust for an innocent to be punished, and it may even be impossible when the punisher knows the innocent to ...