A fundamental legal principle, the presumption of innocence safeguards every accused individual. It mandates that guilt must be proven by the prosecution beyond a reasonable doubt, not assumed. Used during trials, it protects defendants from unfair prejudice, ensuring a just verdict. Ultimately, society benefits from a system that prioritizes proof over accusation.
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