Quote Originally Posted by pendell View Post
My point is that being convicted in an EOB court may very well mean that the person convicted is actually guilty of a moral crime.
Yes. Given they have a conviction rate of nearly 100% and there are only two types of trials ("You admit guilt" and "You plead not guilty but then are found guilty and face a harsher punishment for annoying the judge") I strongly doubt the ruling of court matters.
If you convict everyone, some of the are bound to be guilty (which is what you said) but that neglects those that a) not guilty or b) who are guilty, but do not deserve death (which seems to be some sort of default choice one way or the other in the EoB).