American law outlines a series of protections for those accused of crimes but not yet convicted. (Like the 4th-6th amendments)
Does your country have any unique/novel protections of the rights of potentially innocent people accused but yet to be convicted?
If not are there any protections you think should be in place?
In Canada, convicted criminals retains their right to vote.
After all, it’s a citizen’s right, not a privilege.
If rights don’t apply to everyone, then they are privileges.
I mean they do apply to everyone in Canada according to them.