In this morning's post I mistakenly characterized British law as 'guilty till proven innocent' and many of you have written expressing outrage at that statement's inaccuracy. In fact, British law is exactly the opposite. 'Innocent till proven guilty' turns out to be a cornerstone of the system.
My apologies. Not sure how that got in my head.
Paul McGowan
Founder & CEO
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