In the discussion, Juror 8 points out that in American justice system there is an assumption of Innocence until proven guilty Guilt until proven innocent Innocence until someone votes guilty Guilt until the majority of the jury votes not guilty

In the discussion, Juror 8 points out that in the American justice system there is an assumption of "innocence until proven guilty." This principle is a fundamental aspect of the legal system, ensuring that individuals are considered innocent until sufficient evidence is presented to prove their guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.