Sentence examples for presumed guilty until from inspiring English sources

Mr Bonnet and others like him, meanwhile, will still be presumed guilty until tried.

And if the attacker had been black, he'd have been presumed guilty until proven innocent, not innocent till proven guilty.

They were also subject to Chinese law, in which a prisoner was presumed guilty until proved innocent and was often subject to torture and arbitrary imprisonment.

If you encrypt data on your home computer and forget the key (or did not have it in the first place) you are presumed guilty until proved innocent.

A man who said that Osama bin Laden should not be presumed guilty until after a fair trial is always going to be beyond the pale for many Americans.

The author of this fine sentiment, Friedrich Schiller, was until recently one of numerous European citizens presumed guilty until proven innocent, the guilt in question attaching to his non-payment of his TV licence.

If you factor in other proposals from this year's presidential campaign, including more expansive registration programs and the patrolling of "Muslim neighborhoods," it's clear that Muslims are presumed guilty of terrorism until proven otherwise.

In an unfortunate and unnecessary twist on "Innocent until proven guilty," now every voter is presumed guilty of being ineligible until proven eligible.

Far too often our culture and even our criminal justice system is all too eager to presume someone guilty until proven innocent.

Consider that the IRS presumes you are guilty until proven innocent!

Like everyone on this list who has been indicted but not yet found guilty, he of course must be presumed innocent until proven guilty.