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Originally Posted by Chris
At the risk of repeating myself - there is no 'if he is innocent'. That sentence creates a presumption of guilt, requiring the 'if' to be proven.
As of right now, he *is* innocent.
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Ok. if he didn't do it. means that he didn't do it. at least until it can be proved that he did do it. because as of right now he didn't do it.
I don't think there's anything wrong with saying "if he is innocent of whatever" in relation to anything and anyone.
it just means "if he didn't do whatever"