GENERAL PART
SECTION ONE. BASIC PROVISIONS
CHAPTER 2. PRINCIPLES OF CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS
Article 23. Presumption of innocence
A suspect, accused, or defendant shall be presumed innocent until proved guilty of a crime in accordance with the procedure envisaged by law and ascertained by a court sentence that has taken legal effect.
It shall not be the obligation of a suspect, accused, or defendant to prove his innocence.
All doubts about the guilt, if possibilities to remove them have been exhausted, shall be resolved in favor of the suspect, accused, or defendant. All doubts arising in the course of law enforcement shall be resolved in favor of a suspect, accused, or defendant as well.
Presumption of innocence
Rights during trial - burden of proof
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