> Innocent until proven guilty is a bedrock of American justice, no? When someone keeps violating their parole you start asking them to justify why you shouldn

> Innocent until proven guilty is a bedrock of American justice, no? When someone keeps violating their parole you start asking them to justify why you shouldn't send them back to jail. We're past the trial phase. The guilt of corporations has already long been established over the past 100+ years. Furthermore, I am not the government and am not required to give them the presumption of innocence. On a personal note, my great-great-grandfather didn't die shooting Pinkertons for nothing.