why a judge cannot be biased
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The very basis of our criminal justice system is the concept of fair trial. In the adversarial system, where there are prosecutors and defence lawyers both attempting at achieving competing ends, it is very important to ensure that the person who decides the dispute is a neutral party.
Earlier, this used to be done by juries. Juries were comprised of ordinary citizens from all walks of life who were to determine the innocence or guilt of an accused person. Juries were meant to be the microcosm of the society at large, thus rendering the guilty verdict a decision handed out by society to the accused.
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The very basis of our criminal justice system is the concept of fair trial. In the adversarial system, where there are prosecutors and defence lawyers both attempting at achieving competing ends, it is very important to ensure that the person who decides the dispute is a neutral party.
Earlier, this used to be done by juries. Juries were comprised of ordinary citizens from all walks of life who were to determine the innocence or guilt of an accused person. Juries were meant to be the microcosm of the society at large, thus rendering the guilty verdict a decision handed out by society to the accused.
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in order for a fair trial to take place, it is absolutely necessary for the arbiter of the case to be impartial, and neither be biased in favour or against the accused person.
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