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§ 6502 - Presumption of innocence
§ 6502. Presumption of innocence
The presumption of innocence in criminal causes shall attend the accused until the jury renders a verdict of guilty, and the court shall charge the jury accordingly. This presumption of innocence is a proper subject of comment in argument.
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