In criminal law, under our system of criminal justice, there is a presumption of innocence; the accused is considered "innocent until proven guilty."
The burden is therefore on the prosecutor to offer sufficient admissible evidence to prove the defendant guilty.

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This principle is a cornerstone of criminal law in many legal systems, ensuring that the accused is treated fairly and that the state must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the accused committed the crime.

In Criminal Law, Under Our System of Criminal Justice, There