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Question 6 of 12
How are laws enforced?
In Australia’s court system, people are considered:
A Guilty until proven innocent
B Innocent until proven guiltyThe burden is on proving guilt; you are treated as innocent until a court finds otherwise.
C Guilty if there is evidence
D Innocent only in criminal cases
WhyThe burden is on proving guilt; you are treated as innocent until a court finds otherwise. Source: OCB Part 3, "Juries", p31.