Abstract
It should be noted that the principle under consideration is of an intersectoral nature, which implies its effect in those branches of law in which the process of establishing the guilt of a person who has committed a crime or offense is carried out.
 The author notes that the universality of the principle of presumption of innocence suggests that today it is no longer possible to imagine a full-fledged criminal justice system without the presence and guaranteed operation of the principle in question. The presumption of innocence is a social and legal value, in this regard, the provision of this principle is guaranteed by the norms of various branches of law, and, if necessary, is also provided by measures of legal responsibility.
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