The same presumption of innocence goes for copyright and privacy.
Forty years on we know that this same presumption isn't confined to one proprietor.
Electronic legal material from other states with substantially similar laws will receive the same presumption of accuracy.
So how can it possibly be acceptable that the same presumption isn't being made for children in care, who may be adopted?
In the decision not to charge Zimmerman, was the boy with the candy accorded the same presumption of innocence as the man with the gun?
Until we can state, "because it's Hampshire" with the same presumption of quality that we assign Harvard, the tide will continue to flow outward.
Indeed, our rules provide that all existing administrative records be available to the public under the "same presumption of disclosure which governs access to executive agency records".
By the terms of the Act, the authenticated electronic legal material will receive a presumption of accuracy, the same presumption that is created by publication of legal material in print form.
A new manifestation, surely, of the same presumption I mocked in multiculturalism's more traditionalist foes, the presumption that what I already know and like is worth knowing, and what I don't is fit to ignore.
The couple argued this was discrimination: State law automatically makes an infertile husband the father if his wife uses a sperm donor, so why should the same presumption not apply to an infertile wife?
