مبدأ افتراض البراءة والحماية الإجرائية للحقوق والحريات

Abstract EN

The principle of presumption of innocence is considered among the highest principles of criminal sciences.

it means that the accused is considered innocent and is treated on this basis throughout the stages of the criminal case.

whether in the inference stage, the investigation stage or the trial stage.

this enhances his chances of ensuring a fair trial in which his rights are preserved.

The presumption of innocence requires the judicial authorities to respect the rights of the accused, regardless of the crime he has committed.

Ensuring his right to bodily integrity and his right to self-defence