The presumption of innocence and its requirements in Algerian law

Abstract EN

The presumption of innocence is the result of a bitter struggle between the ruler and the ruled over various successive periods of time.

the prosecution was originally in the accused in the light of primitive culture which did not follow what is known as the principle of lawfulness.

He is charged with the offences conversely, our true Islamic religion recognized more than fourteen centuries ago the origin of innocence.

considering it a fundamental basis on which this great Sharia is based.

After that, the role comes after the successive statutory laws that these principles have moved to and adopted according to Binding legal rules, as the origin of innocence has become a pillar of constitutional legitimacy of a laws in comparative penal procedures and a general rule in the various contemporary criminal justice systems, especially accusatory ones, and guarantees have been established to protect and preserve them from Any aggression, whether by the monitoring and investigation bodies or even the judge.