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As in, you get legal direction, you are told in more detail than the armchair juror what must and must not be proved, and how you must find the defendant according to certain aspects of the case.

Not by me. A one-sided documentary decades after the events and with the accused having died, therefore no able to defend himself, must be taken at face value, and is so far from something that would stand up in court as to be quite easily dismissed as sensationalist red-top nonsense. The...