[hoofhearted]

You are never found as innocent within U.S. criminal courts. It’s only guilty or not guilty.

[91bananas]

"You are innocent until proven guilty". Now lets all build out our truth tables to check if what he said is accurate.

[blitzar]

When the doors to the courtroom close the defendant enters a quantum state whereby they are simultaneously innocent and guilty. Once the court room doors open the wave function collapses and a state is revealed.

[zdragnar]

Presumption of innocence is not the same as a court verdict. A court doesn't find innocence, it merely finds not guilty.

Should new evidence come to light, new charges can be filed.