re: getrichquick some facts for you
The statement you present:
"The Indonesian system has enshrined the presumption of innocence in legislation as a human right, but once a prima facie case is established - that is, the minimum required to establish the elements of the charge - the burden effectively shifts to the defence to counter the prosecution case. This is true of almost all legal systems, including, in most cases, our own"
may be true of Indonesia, but is not true of Australia. If you are genuinely interested, I recommend you attend a criminal trial at your local District or Supreme Court, and listen to the Judge's summation to the jury.
