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Empirical research examines the presumption of innocence in Indonesia's criminal justice, highlighting its connection to human rights.

The presumption of innocence protects accused individuals from unfair punishment and ensures a fair judicial process.
This principle is critical for upholding justice and legal certainty while guaranteeing suspects' legal protections.
Research uses an empirical juridical method to analyze how the presumption of innocence applies in Indonesian criminal justice.
Enforcement and understanding of this principle by society are vital for maintaining public trust in law.

Mang Tra Himam Idayat (2025) studied this question.

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