> except for obviously violations of core human values which I don't think we would find in Japan
Yes, we would. The Japanese penal system has a presumption of guilt.
Yes, we would. The Japanese penal system has a presumption of guilt.
For the core human values, a good example is the case of a little girl running dangerously near a well, any human except some psychopath will jump on their feet and save her. Here we all share something that can be qualified as universal.
You're arguing that "presumption of guilt" is somehow contextually relative. It's not. If 99% of "trials" result in a conviction, there's an unequivocal presumption of guilt.