Fair Hearing Principle

The Fair Hearing Principle ensures that individuals affected by decisions—especially in government or legal contexts—are given a reasonable opportunity to present their case before a neutral decision-maker. It guarantees transparency, fairness, and the chance to provide evidence or challenge evidence against them. This principle helps prevent arbitrary or unfair actions, ensuring that decisions are made based on fair procedures and that individuals' rights are protected during the process. Essentially, it promotes justice by ensuring everyone has a voice and is heard before a final decision is made.