right to fair trial

The right to a fair trial is a fundamental legal principle ensuring that anyone accused of a crime receives an impartial and transparent process. It guarantees that the case is heard by an unbiased judge, that the accused can present their side and evidence, and that they understand the charges against them. This right also includes access to legal representation, the opportunity to challenge evidence, and a prompt and public hearing. Overall, it aims to protect individuals from unfair treatment and uphold justice by ensuring the legal process is honest and equitable.