1.   Civilised society generally only convicts where a man is guilty beyond reasonable doubt.

2.   Earlier this week, the jury found McVeigh guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

3.   Jurors, on the other hand, are supposed to presume that a defendant is innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

4.   Perhaps the most important was that the criminal trial required a unanimous decision that Simpson was guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

5.   She argued that prosecutors have failed to prove Clinton guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

6.   The jurors evidently believed the defendant was not guilty beyond a reasonable doubt, since they deliberated for only about three hours before attaining unanimity Monday.

7.   The man is innocent until proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

8.   They require the highest standard of proof, saying that the tribunal can find someone guilty only beyond a reasonable doubt.

9.   Prosecutor William Hodgman told reporters in a series of interviews that he felt Simpson was proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.

10.   Prosecutor William Hodgman told reporters in a series of interviews Wednesday that he felt Simpson was proved guilty beyond a reasonable doubt.