fair adjudication

Fair adjudication is the process of honestly and impartially resolving disputes or making decisions based on the facts, evidence, and applicable laws. It involves a neutral party—such as a judge or mediator—listening to all sides, evaluating the evidence objectively, and applying legal principles fairly. The goal is to ensure that everyone receives an unbiased hearing and that outcomes are just and reasonable, promoting trust in the process and confidence that decisions are made without favoritism or unfair bias.