I thought at the end, Stewart made brilliant use of scripture (about establishing fornication or other sexually immoral practises) How, in such a clever way Stewart used scripture to point out that some one could basically stake out someone's house to see if a person stayed over night be they homosexual or heterosexual............that on the basis of a sort of stakeout, the two witness rule was ambivalent yet it prevailed. Due to sufficient suspicion.
And therefore why did this "suspicion" not prevail with child sexual abuse