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Quote de javadog
The related criminal case didn't make it to court because the prosecutor didn't fell certain he could prove it, although there was no doubt in his mind that he was guilty.
Seems like an oxymoron... knows for sure, without a doubt he was guilty, but can't prove it?
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As javadog said, happens all the time. Usual reason is admissibility of evidence; sometimes the prosecutor knows 100% that someone is guilty but that certainty is based on evidence which is not admissible because it was obtained illegally, etc.