during the trial, the person charged of crime cannot be referred to as a convict. Why?
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During the trial, the person charged of crime cannot be referred to as a convict as because it is still not proved that the crime is commited by the person charged...he is only giving a trial
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During the trial, the person charged of crime cannot be referred to as convict because they are to be held innocent unless they are undeniably proven guilty.
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