What did you learn when you read Taylor v Kentucky?
That is a Supreme Court decision. Do not be a dumb fuck. Educate your ass.
Stupid fucking teabagger.
Taylor v. Kentucky, 436 U.S. 478 (1978)
At petitioner's Kentucky state robbery trial, which resulted in his conviction, the trial court instructed the jury as to the prosecutor's burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt but refused,
inter alia, petitioner's requested instruction on the presumption of innocence.
The robbery victim was the prosecution's only witness, and petitioner was the sole defense witness.
The prosecutor, in his opening statement, related the circumstances of petitioner's arrest and indictment.
In his closing statement, the prosecutor made observations suggesting that petitioner's status as a defendant tended to establish his guilt.
The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction, rejecting petitioner's argument that he was entitled to the requested instruction as a matter of due process under the Fourteenth Amendment.
Held: On the facts, the trial court's refusal to give petitioner's requested instruction on the presumption of innocence resulted in a violation of his right to a fair trial.
ONE fucking trial and you think, ALL jurors, courts and people think the same.............55 YEARS later?
Especially RWNJ's, they would convict Clinton, Obama and Biden, without a trial, just based on what FOX tells them.
You're a delusional nut job.