The point that the statement "What the #MeToo movement is saying is that women are worthy of being believed" should be laughed at and
considered insane. That statement is the embodiment of "listen and believe" which directly contradicts our legal system's idea of "Innocent until proven Guilty"
not "Innocent until we listen and believe".
The #meetoo movement is intended to rally possible rape victims to speak out as key witnesses/victims in trials, not that women's opinions on the matter are final or absolutely true. It doesn't matter if there's 80-90 witnesses/victims, each one has to prove that they were present at the time of the crime and that they were loveually assaulted. If there is not enough evidence then the trial is dismissed or it ends with lack of evidence.
Its obvious you're trying to say that the #metoo movement is influencing the trials in some way, and it actually is. It's providing more witnesses / alleged victims in the trial which can lead to more evidence. If the witnesses are duds / liars then the testimony wont matter anyways because they'd lack sufficient evidence in that case. Like one woman could say "bill cosby raped me in this city" and after a check it is proven that cosby wasn't in that city at that time period
Whenever someone has been wrongly found guilty of a crime, it is because they took a plea deal. There has never been a recorded case in which someone has been found guilty on testimony alone, unless the testimony actually includes evidence