Recent media coverage of the DSK attempted rape case highlights two conflicting schools of thought in the presumption of innocence. This book investigates the English presumption of innocence, beginning with a critical overview of ideas behind the presumption of innocence and different interpretations of this presumption, including its evolution. The English protection of the right to be presumed innocent is compared and contrasted with the French presumption remedy, including Strasbourg decisions. It also examines the extent to which the current English law provides sufficient protection,...