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To What Extent Is Adnan Innocent Or Guilty
In conclusion , Adnan is innocent because they didn’t have enough evidence to prove Adnan wrong, there key witness was lying and changing things up . Even though Adnan proves that he is innocent , he could be guilty , he shows he is ultimately innocent because if you look closely , they didn’t really look at other people that made Adnan sound good, and in trial they were being racist, and unfair to him . What I mostly learned from this project is to always be ready for anything because you never know when it will be you.
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