...evidences of the fraud. 6. INTERPRETATION OF THE COBES. — The Code of Criminal Procedure provides that "a defendant in a criminal case is presumed to be innocent until his guilt is established \>y legal evidence, and, in case of reasonable doubt as to his guilt, he is entitled to be acquitted"...

...as much support in this evidence, outside of the indictment itself, as does this charge of bribery. The defendant in a criminal case is presumed to be innocent until proven guilty, and this presumption obtains in favor of a defendant accused by the government of the...

...obtained. Reeves v. S., 7 App. 2J6. Statements by deceased a day or so before his assassination Evidence. criminal case is presumed to be innocent until his- guilt is established by legal evidence ; and in case of reasonable doubt as to his guilt, he is entitled to be acquitted.218 are...

...evidence in the case whether the defendant was sane or insane . Every defendant in a criminal cose is presumed to be innocent until his guilt is established by legal evidence, beyond any reasonable doubt, and in case of a reasonable doubt as to his guilt he is entitled...

...his guilt is es140 141 tablished by the proofs adduced against him. The language of the law is this : The defendant, in a criminal case, is presumed to...be innocent until his guilt is established by legal evidence, and in case of reasonable doubt as to his guilt, he is entitled to be acquitted. CCP Art....

...province to determine, from all the evidence in the case, whether the defendant was sane or insane. Every defendant in a criminal case is presumed to be innocent until his guilt is established by legal evidence, beyond any reasonable doubt, 1 Code Cr. Proc., Cart. 861. (App.) 262; Hlgginbotbam . . State,...

...beyond a reasonable doubt; and, if .this is not done, he is entitled to be acquitted. (b) The defendant is presumed to be innocent until his guilt is established by legal evidence beyond a reasonable doubt ; and, unless the jury are so satisfied, it is their duty to acquit...

...element of the charge against the defendant to your satisfaction beyond a reasonable doubt, because every defendant In a criminal case is presumed to be innocent until his guilt Is clearly established. But by reasonable doubt Is not meant, of course, a vague, fanciful, or mere possible...

...the burden was upon the State to prove the offense as alleged. The court had charged that "defendant is presumed to be innocent until his guilt is established by legal evidence; and. in case of a Statement of the case. reasonable doubt as to his guilt, he is entitled...

...moral certainty that the accused committed the offense." The court also instructed the Jury as follows: "The defendant In a criminal case is presumed to be innocent until his guilt Is established by legal evidence, beyond a reasonable doubt; and in case you have a reasonable doubt as to the defendant's...