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Surely that's where clarification, and guidance from the judge on terms like 'beyond reasonable doubt' come in.

That's fine - in this case, the evidence against them WAS overwhelming. She accepted that, but was still "Yes, but what if, we're wrong". She looked visibly relieved, after the guilty verdict was delivered, when the judge read out each defendant's VERY long list of previous convictions, for...

O My experience exactly. I did a ten day trial at Winchester Crown Court - three young men (early 20's) accused of kicking seven bells out of two other (random) lads, at the end of a big night out in Basingstoke. The three accused were fairly obviously guilty, from the evidence presented to...