The accused is brought forth in front of the tribunal. The three judges must hear the accusations and the defense to make a determination of innocent or guilt. In this particular case, the accused is found guilty ( C ) if the action in question is defined as illegal (P) and the accused committed the action (Q) or in other words . Judge number 1 found both P and Q true, Judge number 2 found only Q true, and Judge number 3 found only P true. Should the accused be found guilty?
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The accused is brought forth in front of the tribunal. The three judges must hear the accusations and the defense to make a determination of innocent or guilt. In this particular case, the accused is found guilty ( C ) if the action in question is defined as illegal (P) and the accused committed the action (Q) or in other words . Judge number 1 found both P and Q true, Judge number 2 found only Q true, and Judge number 3 found only P true. Should the accused be found guilty?
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