Red Bull Crisis- How to face the inference of guilt-.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 5 Red Bull Crisis: How to face the inference of guilt? Inference of guilt was originally a professional legal term, meaning that a person’s behavior first identified as a crime, and then around the ‘This person who commits a crime’ to this conclusion, the search-related legal and factual basis, by way of analogy, to the pursuit of a person’s criminal liability. Some of it more popular, that is, once a person is suspected of committing a crime unless the person can show evidence to prove his innocence, otherwise, they are guilty. Whether in the television show, or in everyday life, we often hear something like: ‘Frankly clemency resist strict! ‘,’ Do not say you have a few years on the multi-sub-contractors! ‘,’ Withdraw the money all right! ‘,’ No honest explanation put you up! ‘... ... All of these phenomena show that the fact is that we now live in society is a long been’ guilty of inference ‘habits of mind affect the society. Through the many crises in recent years, the event study, we can see that individuals, businesses or organizations when there is negative news, it will be soon be plunged into ‘guilty inference’ dilemma of public opinion, the media stir, netizens criticize the ‘target for ‘, which almost all the main characters of the inevitable crisis hit. The Red Bull ‘cocaine’ event, is no exception. According to media reports, produced in Austria, Red Bull drinks, has in many places has been found to contain cocaine. At present, Germany has six states ban the sale of Red Bull drinks, the German government is considering a comprehensive ban this drink; Red Bull drinks sold in Taiwan has been shut down and round off the shelf; Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government Laboratory also tested a series of three Red Bull drinks containing cocaine, and its concentration 10 times higher than that in Taiwan, the Government called on businesses to stop selling the product. While Red Bull has already issued a statement of em