On the recordApril 6, 2022
The burden of proof is on the Member to prove that she is not guilty of the offense for which she is charged.
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congress.govThe burden of proof is on the Member to prove that she is not guilty of the offense for which she is charged.
Butterfield highlights the presumption of guilt in Congressional ethics cases.
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