Trashing long-established legal norms, like the presumption of innocence, just because Tony Abbott says so isn't good enough … Making someone 'guilty until proven innocent' simply for visiting a particular area seems a step too far, especially while detail on this legislation is lacking.
By supposing the truth of the rival thesis and (in Socratic style) showing how it leads to unacceptable consequences or breaks another intellectual norm, one repossesses a presumption of truth, provided the classical epistemologists never tire of emphasizing provided one's own thesis does indeed have at least the appearance of a knowledge source in its corner.
"There's plenty of norm out there".
(Rhode 1997; Minow 1991) Once male norms are recognized as only that male norms the presumption of difference must be corrected.
While international law guarantees a right to a fair trial, a presumption of innocence, and a right to appeal, no international human rights norms clearly obligate countries to allow defendants to meaningfully assert post-trial claims of innocence.
If this becomes the norm in a community it would not mean an automatic presumption of guilt because it would not be so exceptional.
Putin said: "The targeted campaign our athletes became the victim of included notorious double standards, a principle of collective responsibility and a cancellation of the presumption of innocence, which are incompatible with sport, or with justice, elementary legal norms".
Heteronormativity refers to practices that both originate in and reproduce presumptions and norms of there being two distinct, opposite sexes men and women and that these two sexes are attracted to each other (i.e. heterosexuality) without considering other sex-attraction constellations, e.g. same-sex or attraction independent of sex [ 1].
The "presumption of innocence"?
§ 458.28 Presumption of validity.
"He has this presumption of collegiality.
