The right to presumption of innocence can best be summarized as the right to
a. be assumed guilty until proven innocent
b. be assumed innocent until proven guilty
c. accuse anyone of a crime without sufficient evidence
d. plead innocent in a fair trial

The answer is b. be assumed innocent until proven guilty.  Until there is prove of a person’s guilt, he or she is assumed to be innocent.  Only until there is solid evidence presented can we say that the accused person is guilty.

b. be assumed innocent until proven guilty

Explanation:

When a person is accused of being involved in a crime, they have the right to presumption of innocence before the criminal justice system, in other words, the defendant has the right to be assumed innocent or acquitted until the prosecution proves, beyond a reasonable doubt (which it's the standard of evidence), that they are guilty.

i think it is the third one.

answer; regard the action of other people negatively;