In a message dated 23/04/04 15:43:58 GMT Daylight Time,
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> I have every sympathy for those wrongly accuesed, but we need to remember
> that we only know about them because they have eventually been able to
> prove their innocence.
>
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But aren't there some people who have proved their innocence and still can't
get their social work jobs back? Aren't there a number of people wrongly
convicted who will undoubtedly be unable to remove the mud sticking to them?
False negatives are very rare indeed, the majority of errors are false positives
and many people will be prepared to accept this position "to be on the safe
side" and only the wrongly accused and a few "do-gooders" :-) will raise
objections.
Ian
Ian Buckland
Managing Director
Keep IT Legal Ltd
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