Trial judges must not attempt to explain 'beyond reasonable doubt' by contrasting it with 'beyond any doubt', as this carries the impermissible suggestion that jurors may hold doubts and still convict; the standard of proof is so fundamental that failure to take exception at trial will not preclude a successful appeal.
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