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Quantum Mechanical description of Bell's experiment assumes Locality
In the usual derivation of Bell's inequalities, Locality is assumed to justify statistical independence of the outcomes of observations performed in remote stations; as the inequalities are observed to be violated, it is concluded that these outcomes are statistically dependent, and hence, that non-
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