Multiple Choice
Under both the U.S.and Texas Constitutions, a person charged with a crime is presumed
A) guilty until proven innocent by an appointed attorney.
B) innocent until the state can prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt to a judge or jury.
C) innocent until the state can prove reasonable guilt to a judge or jury.
D) guilty until the defendant convinces a jury of innocence beyond a shadow of doubt.
E) innocent until the federal government can prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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