what is a fair trial, what are the procedures for a fair trial
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fair trial is an open trial by an impartial judge in which all parties are treated equally. ... Fair trial includes fair and proper opportunities allowed by law to prove innocence.
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A fair trial is an open trial by an impartial judge in which all parties are treated equally. The right to fair trial is one of the fundamental guarantee of human rights and rule of law, aimed at ensuring administration of justice.
Fair trial includes fair and proper opportunities allowed by law to prove innocence.
Explanation:
Following are the principles of a fair trial-
Presumption of innocence
Independent, impartial and competent judge
Expeditious trial
Hearing should be in open court
Knowledge of accusation and adequate opportunity
Trial in presence of accused
Evidence to be taken in presence of accused
Cross-examination of prosecution witnesses
Prohibition of double jeopardy
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