But that would lead to the rather absurd consequence that that guy would be found guilty of a crime without a trial.
obviously the jury only decides one case at a time. so they decide if they believed the car was loaned (or at least enough doubt was raised that they are not sure it wasn't). and based on this they decide if they believe a crime was committed.
since the case for filing a false report also requires proof beyond reasonable doubt there can be no automatic guilties.
but all this is just legal back pedaling.
is it really that hard for you just to admit that you where wrong, and that it is very possible (just admit possible not definite, or even likely) that the girl is making false charges, and that if she is then she's not really a victim?
that was the original argument, when you said that she was a victim even if he didn’t rape her, and just because she said it was rape she would automatically be a victim regardless of the courts verdict. and all these analogies and other arguments about rules of law that we wandered down where just an effort to get you to see what was right in front of your face