Understood. And refer again to myt "two kinds of cases" remark.
The standard of proof is the civil election case is preponderance, 51% probability is sufficient.
The standard of proof to secure a criminal conviction is higher, beyond a reasonable doubt.
Circumstantial evidence is allowed. Cases with direct smoking gun evidence don't generally go to trial. Trial is for when facts are in dispute - with dispute inevitably involving one side lying.
Thank you for that.
Your points are well taken. However, regardless of the contents of the cases, the parties should be questioned as to what was transpiring during the period the tabulation was supposed to be suspended.
I doubt any poll worker is going to take the fall for someone who instructed them to run these ballots through.
I would submit this is going to be like peeling back an onion. While I have little confidence in the Governor and Sec of State in Georgia, I do have confidence in the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. Hopefully, this video will go viral and force an investigation as to what the hell was going on when cases, hidden under cloth-draped tables, were pulled out, opened, and then placed near the tabulation area.