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Presumption Of Innocence

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The presumption of innocence is a legal principle that states a person is considered innocent until proven guilty.

Key Features

  • Legal principle
  • Innocent until proven guilty
  • Fundamental right in criminal justice systems

Pros

  • Protects individuals from unjust accusations
  • Promotes fairness and due process in legal proceedings
  • Encourages evidence-based decision making

Cons

  • Can be challenging to uphold in practice
  • May lead to guilty individuals escaping punishment
  • Potential for abuse or exploitation by the accused

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