مبدأ قرينة البراءة على ضوء قانون المسطرة الجنائية 03.23

The principle of the presumption of innocence is not merely a theoretical rule, but a practical safeguard that protects individuals from arbitrary treatment and obligates investigating and prosecuting authorities to respect their rights until their criminal responsibility is proven by a final judgment. Exceptions to this principle must remain limited, justified, and framed by legal safeguards, lest criminal justice be transformed from a means of protecting society into a tool for infringing upon the freedom of the innocent.