...in 1791 in a trial at the Old Bailey, barrister William Garrow sternly told the judge that, “every man is presumed to be innocent until proved guilty”.
That was the first articulation of what would in 1935, be described by the Court of Appeal as the ‘golden thread running through the web of English criminal law’.
That was the first articulation of what would in 1935, be described by the Court of Appeal as the ‘golden thread running through the web of English criminal law’.