The Standard of Proof Is Not Beyond a Possible Doubt

There's only one of four ways you can get those kinds of things, right? So the first is, he might have died of a natural death. If he had a heart attack, he would look like that. If he accidentally took too many pills, he would looks like that. Can I cross out anything else? Not really. The standard of proof is not beyond a possible doubt. It's beyond a reasonable doubt that's more than enough to convict somebody.