We both knew that I didn’t have sex with Jane Doe #3 and that she had made up the whole story, but my wife wasn’t sure I would be able to persuade the courts of law and public opinion of the truth. I had to prove a negative, and I had to do so without the benefit of specifics such as the dates or even years of when the alleged encounters were supposed to have occurred. We knew this might be especially difficult in the current climate of believing a “sex slave” who had allegedly been “trafficked” by a wealthy client, who had also been my friend. “People will want to believe her,” said my wife, who happens to be a psychologist. “And some will want to disbelieve you, because of your confrontational style, your controversial cases and your unpopular causes.”

It's not evidence, but the current PC model of charges.