Was Socrates Guilty

Is Socrates actually guilty of either of the crimes with which he is charged: impiety and corrupting the youth? Are these crimes dangerous for a political community? Is Socrates, in his Apology, fully persuasive that he and his way of life pose no threat to the city? (To answer these questions, you will need to ask yourself what is the foundation for Athenian or, indeed, any political society.)
In fact, Socrates was not guilty of the crimes that he was imputed to him. Socrates' contempt for religion was what led to his condemnation and that the other charge that was imputed to him, the political accusation, only served to convince the undecided people.
It was this combination of democratic participation and holy fear that was key to the judicial