On 16/01/2019 11:44, Paul Cummins wrote:
In article ,
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How is that wriggling? Are people not entitled to plead "not
guilty"

Indeed - that is also known as a wriggle, if you are on video
knocking over cyclists (and police officers) like ninepins.

We seem to attend different courts.

In the courts I go to, a man is innocent until PROVEN guilty, and he is
entitled to put the prosecution to proof of their case. That is what a
"not guilty" plea indicates, not, in any way, a "wriggle".

Even such simple concepts are beyond some people, as is the sub judice
rule/rules.