United KingdomValues 10 · Values and principles of the UK
A person has been accused of a crime. What does their right to a fair trial mean?
- aThe police decide the punishment without going to court
- bTheir case must be heard fairly by an independent courtCorrect answer
- cThey can choose which judge hears their case
- dThey do not have to go to court if they are a citizen
Why?
Everyone in the UK has the right to a fair trial. Guilt is decided by an independent court after a fair hearing, not by the police, and the right applies to everyone, whatever their nationality.
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