Oswald's "Handcuffed Communist Salute"

[Jerry Freeman]

 

Graves, get a life.

Write a book even.

Jack Ruby murdered LHO before he could be tried in court. There are no due process provisions for dead people.

Missed the point...as usual.

[Charles Collins]

...Missed the point...as usual.

No I didn’t. Your point is moot. That’s my point.

[Jerry Freeman]

No I didn’t. Your point is moot. That’s my point.

Your point is pointless. I was responding to Mytton's pointlessness.

[Jerry Organ]

Presumption of innocence is an American right by due process guaranteed by the 5th and 14th amendments. It was taken from British law.
Oswald was pronounced guilty by accusation.

If one is presumed innocent at every stage, how can anyone be charged of a crime to begin with?

Is the "presumption of innocence" confined to the trial stage?

[Jerry Freeman]

If one is presumed innocent at every stage, how can anyone be charged of a crime to begin with? Is the "presumption of innocence" confined to the trial stage?

I understand that one is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law or admits guilt of their own accord. Now if I can understand it.....

[Martin Weidmann]

If one is presumed innocent at every stage, how can anyone be charged of a crime to begin with?

Is the "presumption of innocence" confined to the trial stage?

As far as I know, this is the second time you've asked this question. You really think you are somehow being clever here, right?

Apparently, you have still not understood that you can be suspected of having committed a crime, and even be arrested and charged for it, while at the same time being considered legally presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

[Jerry Organ]

As far as I know, this is the second time you've asked this question. You really think you are somehow being clever here, right?

A few CTs keep raising the point, sometimes justifying their lack of need to prove a conspiracy.

Apparently, you have still not understood that you can be suspected of having committed a crime, and even be arrested and charged for it, while at the same time being considered legally presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

Where's the "presumption of innocence" if you can be charged and locked up? Doesn't seem to work at the pre-trial stages.

[Walt Cakebread]

As far as I know, this is the second time you've asked this question. You really think you are somehow being clever here, right?

Apparently, you have still not understood that you can be suspected of having committed a crime, and even be arrested and charged for it, while at the same time being considered legally presumed innocent until proven guilty in court.

This is the basis for reading the Miranda to a suspect....   The suspect must be made aware that he  or she has the right to remain silent and they do not have to answer any questions from the police until they have a attorney at their side.