Under the greatest of England's medieval kings, Henry II, England gave birth to the concept of Habeas Corpus. And English common law enshrined the presumption that everyone is innocent until proven guilty.
Both concepts crossed the Atlantic and were adopted by the United States of America.
Is all that long-fought-for progress starting to slip?
As several respondents have pointed out, the missing word here is "alleged".
Which leads me to another tweet:
