Assertion: original allegation | /r/HasProperty | true
Facets:
value: reasonably
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: If the evidence is such that the original allegation might reasonably be true then there is not a realistic prospect of conviction and no charge should be brought.
text: If a reported rape doesn’t result in a conviction, this isn’t evidence that the original allegation was false.
text: This is because, as a matter of logic, if the original allegation was or may have been true, then it follows that the suspect may have been a victim of rape or domestic abuse who should not be criminalised.
text: This is because, as a matter of logic, if the original allegation was or may have been true, then it follows that the suspect may have been a victim of rape or domestic abuse who should not be criminalised.
text: Even if a prosecutor believes that there is sufficient evidence to prove that it was the retraction rather than the original allegation which was false, then very careful consideration would have to be given about whether a prosecution would be in the public interest.
text: whether, applying the evidential stage test in the Code, there is sufficient evidence to establish that the original allegation was false;