§ 660 Burden Of Proof Presumptions
If someone is accused of stealing a bike, and they were seen near the bike shop at the time it was stolen.
The law might assume they stole it because they were there, but they can prove they didn’t by showing they were just passing by or buying something else.
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§ 660 Burden Of Proof Presumptions
Last verified: January 22, 2026