4.

What does “presumption of innocence”

mean in so far as human rights is concerned?

A. A suspect is considered guilty until proven

otherwise.
B. A suspect has the right to remain silent.
C. A suspect has the right to legal counsel.
D. A suspect remains innocent until proven
guilty.
4. What does “presumption of innocence”
mean in so far as human rights is concerned?

A. A suspect is considered guilty until proven

otherwise.
B. A suspect has the right to remain silent.
C. A suspect has the right to legal counsel.
D. A suspect remains innocent until proven
guilty.
4. What does “presumption of innocence”
mean in so far as human rights is concerned?

B. A suspect has the right to remain silent.

C. A suspect has the right to legal counsel.

- They are both in the miranda rights and

in article 1 section 3 in the 1987 Philippine
Constitution.

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 ARTICLE 3 SECTION 12
PARAGRAPH 1 IN 1987
CONSTITUTION:

Any person under investigation

for the commission of an
offense shall have the right to
remain silent and to have a
competent counsel preferably
of his own choice.
4. What does “presumption of innocence”
mean in so far as human rights is concerned?

A. A suspect is considered guilty until

proven otherwise.

-It is under the principle of

presumption of guilt.

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4. What does “presumption of innocence”
mean in so far as human rights is concerned?

A. A suspect remains innocent until

proven guilty.

-It’s in the Article III Section 4 paragraph

2 of “Presumption of Innocence”

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