When and where is the accused OFFICIALLY expected to prove his innocence? In a 'she said - he said' situation, when and where is the accuser in advantage?
Is it written in the law, or is it just how the system operates?
In a criminal law?
In a college court?
In a labour law?
In various countries?
I am looking for resources, please refrain from posting anecdotal evidence. Thank you.
Example:
Type of resource: Survey of existing practices.
Domain: Title IX college courts in the US.
https://www.saveservices.org/2020/02/survey-confirms-unfairness-of-campus-title-ix-on-due-process/
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