I am sure the judge who declared **** fingering is a form of handshake was also supposed to be a legal expert.
And what makes you think that the experts you are referring to are not any less idiotic than this judge you're talking about?
I am arguing against idiotic notion that people need to give proof for suspecting foul play but same people would digest conspiracy theories when it suits them faster than glucose.
It's quite interesting that you call our points 'conspiracy theory' now, despite you yourself admit that the girl may be lying as well.
Anyway,
conspire
1.To plan together secretly to commit an illegal or wrongful act or accomplish a legal purpose through illegal action
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It's you suggesting that the saudi guy secretly committed the crime of bribe with the judge and/or the jurors, to reach a legal purpose through illegal action. You are the conspiracy theorist, not me.
Besides,yes, if you accuse someone of bribe, yes I'd expect you to give proof, I don't see what's idiotic about it. It's not any less idiotic than if I say you are a guy, you'd expect me to prove it or else shut up. You saying something is idiotic is just your opinion, which holds no more value than mine.
Further...alright, of course your suspicion is justified. But so are my doubts. So I think it's fair if I also expect you to accept that I have every right not to sentence this man because I have my reasonable doubts, and I deserve no repercussion in the form of being called a 'rape apologist', that is, such a bad kind of a person, not any less than you deserve a repercussion for insisting that rape happened just because you suspice bribe.
Also I see it as a bad precedent in legal terms since it's already the second time when someone made excuse of accidental slipping.
I understand, but wouldn't it also create a bad precedent if we would just send to jail every rich guy who is accused of rape, only because his story is unlikely? What if he was just an average man, so you wouldn't be able to suspice that his wealth was behind it.