Which originated the idea that people accused of crimes are considered innocent until proven guilty?

This is often expressed in the phrase "innocent until proven guilty", coined by the British barrister Sir William Garrow (1760–1840) during a 1791 trial at the Old Bailey. Garrow insisted that accusers be robustly tested in court.

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the scientific revolution reached its zenith with isaac newton, who made perhaps the greatest contribution to the history of the scientific method. he was the first to really understand that the scientific method needed both deduction and induction.

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