1.   But these activists argue that men should not always be presumed guilty until proven innocent.

2.   How do police departments convince African-American and other minority men that they are not reflexively considered guilty until proven innocent?

3.   In some of those cases, the suspended players have been guilty until proven innocent.

4.   In this business, regulators in Florida say, the customer is guilty until proven innocent.

5.   Moreover, the hundreds of men who have been detained are presumed guilty until proven innocent, their defenders say.

6.   Mrs. Rocha said she and other jurors had been suspicious of the confession, and had not concluded that Mrs. Hoyt was guilty until the last minute.

7.   Nonetheless, complicated companies are understandably starting to be treated as guilty until proven innocent.

8.   Presumed guilty until proved innocent.

9.   Seventy-five percent believe the IRS treats taxpayers as guilty until proven innocent.

10.   Such zingers were hits with the sort of people who think celebrated Manhattan artists guilty until proven innocent.