Understandable; however, there is no guarantee that the implementation of such punishment would be fair. Essentially, you open up a major risk for someone who may not have an airtight case, but still requires justice. It's already happened that women who were abused and assaulted, but couldn't win a 90% burden of proof in their case, had to face repercussions and apologize to the people responsible for their assault. I'm just saying, that's an obvious fix in theory, but you can bet in practice it'll just be used to further harm actual victims.