Addington v. Texas¶
Supreme Court of the United States. (1979). Addington v. Texas. United States Reports.
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Mechanisms¶
- Burden and Standard Alignment Table
- It is the mechanism that operationalizes the archetype's invariant that evidence must match the question, drawing directly on the law's long-refined vocabulary of standards of proof.
This sourceExplains standards of proof as the law’s calibrated vocabulary for specifying the degree of confidence required and allocating the risk of factual error.
- It is the mechanism that operationalizes the archetype's invariant that evidence must match the question, drawing directly on the law's long-refined vocabulary of standards of proof.
- Evidence Threshold Table
- Its strength is consistency and pre-commitment: because the bars are set before the case, they resist the pressure to lower the standard for a claim one is eager to make, and they make every verdict auditable against a fixed rule — the attribution analogue of graduated standards of proof.
This sourceDistinguishes graduated burdens of proof according to the interests at stake and the risk of error.
- Its strength is consistency and pre-commitment: because the bars are set before the case, they resist the pressure to lower the standard for a claim one is eager to make, and they make every verdict auditable against a fixed rule — the attribution analogue of graduated standards of proof.
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