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If a person is publicly declared criminal before guilt is proved, which principle is affected?

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Correct answer: Presumption of innocence until proven guilty

A person is presumed innocent unless guilt is established through a fair process and sufficient evidence. Publicly declaring someone a criminal beforehand violates this principle and may also harm that person's dignity and reputation. Equality before law is important, but the central issue here is treating a person as guilty before guilt is proved. Exam tip: connect “innocent until proven guilty” with a fair judicial process.

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Presumption Of InnocenceRule Of LawFair TrialIndividual DignityCivics Class 9DemocracyRule Of Law And Respect For RightsWhat Is Democracy? Why Democracy?

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