Burdens of Proof and the Presumption of Innocence¶
Roberts, P., & Zuckerman, A. Burdens of Proof and the Presumption of Innocence. Roberts & Zuckerman's Criminal Evidence.
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- Symmetric Response to Asymmetric State
- Judicial procedure. Legal systems install asymmetric burdens — presumption of innocence, beyond reasonable doubt — precisely as the structural correction for what this pattern names.
This sourceThe presumption of innocence is institutionalized through a steeply asymmetric proof structure requiring the prosecution to establish guilt beyond reasonable doubt — a deliberately asymmetric burden installed as a structural correction.
- Judicial procedure. Legal systems install asymmetric burdens — presumption of innocence, beyond reasonable doubt — precisely as the structural correction for what this pattern names.
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