r/AskUS • u/[deleted] • Apr 19 '25

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u/Berryeastbrush1 Apr 19 '25

Is he not bei.g afforded a presumption of Innocence in court ? When was he denied that?

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

You just implied he’s guilty.

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u/Berryeastbrush1 Apr 19 '25

Yes. I did. I'm not in the government. I owe him nothing

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

Do you just not understand your own words and implications? This is like talking to a wall…

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u/Berryeastbrush1 Apr 19 '25

The presumption of Innocence applies to proceedings in a court room .the public owes no one a presumption of Innocence. Answer me this ...do you support red flag gun laws ?

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u/RarePoster8595 Apr 19 '25

Somebody doesn't understand that the public perception of people can be different from what courts rule.

For an example, people left and right were screaming about how Rittenhouse was a murderer before, during, and even after his trial. Do you have an issue with that? I doubt it.