Absolutely not.
Guilt is as I’ve pointed out is a matter of fact.
I have been involved in my youth in Street fights, so I am guilty of affray. I have never been charged or arrested, so there is no court decision to find me guilty.
That does not make me not guilty, that’s a complete nonsense.
You can keep repeating this, but it won’t make it true.
From the dictionary:
having committed an offense, crime, violation, or wrong, especially againstmoral or penal law; justly subject to a certain accusation or penalty; culpable
When you had the street fight if you knew you where doing wrong then you were guilty.
If you were not doing wrong then you were not guilty.
In the case of a fight there is an actus reus that is the physical act of fighting that does not establish guilt. In order for there to be an offence committed there has to be a guilty mind a mens rea.
So in your fight if you were defending yourself there is no guilty mind and no offence.
However who says you are guilty or not guilty? who knows why you were striking out?
You do and only you do so as far as you are concerned you know your guilt or innocence only you.
So a policeman comes along and unlike you he does not believe that just because an act of fighting has happened (actus reus) you are guilty of an offence.
He speaks to you but again unlike you he is unable to decide on your guilt because he does not know what goes on in your mind.
So what he decides to do is put the matter before independant people to decide in a court and leave it to them to decide on your guilt or innocence.
So you turn up at court and you are then asked are you guilty of this offence and you can either plead guilty or not.
The reason you are asked is because unlike you the court realises that guilt is not a fact (it may be that and actus reus occured but that is not guilt).
So you plead guilty and are convicted. You were guilty that's it.
You plead not guilty and are found guilty that's it. You were guilty.
You plead not guilty and are found not guilty. You were not guilty.
That's the law of the land. That's how it is.
There are no special people who have special powers to say who it guilty of an offence.