PROBABLE CAUSE AND THE PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE: HOW A CRIMINAL DEFENDANT'S RIGHT TO FAIR TRIAL RELIES ON YOUR KID'S EDUCATION IN FINE ARTS.

The article analyzes the contradiction between probable cause and presumption of innocence and how the right to fair trial of a criminal defendant relies on a child's education in fine arts. Topics discussed include history of probable cause and the Anglo-American presumption of innocence, impartial jury, standard of probable cause as inherently prejudicial, and jury's willing suspension of disbelief as a mandatory condition for the right to fair trial.