Presumption of Innocence: Reenactment of a Crime Scene to Mess Media

Abstract

          In accordance with the idea of presumption of innocence. Its purpose is to defend the accused's rights in accordance with human rights principles, which are fundamental rights that every person ought to possess. Therefore, the accused's face must be hidden by the police and media when they report that the suspect was taken to carry out a crime scene and during press conferences. Once providing out the plan for the confession, the accused or accused person's personal rights were violated due to the previous circumstances. Furthermore, the justice system's guiding principles lack a procedure that adequately safeguards this fundamental right. However, it just highlights how well it suppresses crime. Nevertheless, hasn't been any examination or balancing of the due process, which considers rights and justice in law enforcement, with crime prevention.  Consequently, the purpose of this paper is to examine the correlation between the presumption of innocence and the accused's rights to utilize the media in planning a criminal act. applying ideas that align with the previously described issues.   It was determined that 1) the accused has the right to be conceived innocent unless it is established that the law of disclosure has been committed and that there are guidelines for protecting private data when the law is enforced by those involved in the legal system. 2) Thailand encourages societies to be aware of and defend the rights of the individuals being accused. In addition to 3) policing crime prevention and suppression, there is collaboration between the police and media outlets and associated agencies. It requires to work in combination with the rule of law and crime prevention concepts. Moreover, it illustrates the approach by which the principles are linked. The basic ideas offered above To be compiled and used to construct practical knowledge