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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Nice try, but as I mentioned, these are not criminal cases. When using these analogies, you must keep this in mind. Burden of proof is on the accused in this situation unfortunately. ACT is a private organization. They can administer these tests and decide when things look fishy. There is no court system or police involved. You are pretty much at their mercy, but the resolution is so simple. RETAKE THE TEST. Then you are done. Trying to fight it with a high profile lawyer in the media is over the top and a cop out for someone who clearly would never be able to get that score under the controlled conditions of a retake.[/quote] Nice try to you too. I understand these are not criminal cases. However your assertion that "Burden of proof is on the accused in this situation" is [b]false [/b]as there is no case law on it yet, and that is what these lawsuits will decide. You don't get to decide where the burden is just because you own the testing company. When did you stop beating your spouse, by the way? (I know you don't beat your spouse, hope you get the point. Give the goddamned kid a break, it is possible she did not cheat. Let her have her day in court and live with the results. Why is that so hard?) Some of you should visit here: https://www.fairtest.org/[/quote] Isn’t retaking the test for free the student’s “day in court” and her chance to prove she did not cheat? Or just sending in her school transcript? There are much easier ways of showing that she did not cheat that don’t involve lawyers and public fundraisers. [/quote] Exactly. The fact that this person goes thru such lengths to avoid a retake or submission of transcripts is so blatantly a desperate [b]attempt to change the story[/b]. [/quote] Of course....why do you think she hired a civil rights attorney?[/quote]
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