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| Questão | Responda |
| fairness | rules of legal proceeding put in place so all parties can recieve impartial hearing without fear or favour |
| Access | All people should be able to understand their legal rights and persue their case |
| equality | all peoople should be treated equally under the law without worry and recieve equal oportunity to present their case |
| burden of proof | responsibility of proving the fact of the case (party responsilbe for meeting standard of proof) |
| standard of proof | strength of evidence or level of confidence required to support a case (beyond reasonable doubt) |
| presumption of innocent | the right of all people accusdd of a crime to be presumed innocent until procen otherwise with sufficent evidence presented by the prosecution. |
| accused right to be tried without unreasonable delay | right of the accused to have their csse heard in a timely fashion unless reasonable reason as to why their case is delayed |
| accused right to a fair trial | right to have case heard fairly, publically and presided over a competent and unbiased and independent court |
| accused right to be tried by jury | tried by an unbias jury comprising of randomly selected citizen from the electoral roll. (right applies when accused pleads not guilty to indictable offence) |
| accused right to be tried without delay FAIRNESS | victims do not have to endure prolonged anxirty and stress waiting for case. |
| accused right to be tried without delay EQUALITY | all accused irrespective of cirumstances will not have to endure prolonged and unreasonable delays |
| accused right to be tried without reasonable delays ACCESS | resolved in a timely manner so backlog are relived thus, enabling more cases to get through the court system. |
| accuse right to fair hearing. FAIRNESS | accused given best chance to prove themselves and defend against charges brought up against them. Ensure decision is based on the law and not prejuice and bias |
| accuse right to fair hearing EQUALITY | upholds equality as same fundamental rules of evidence and procedures apply to all accused person. |
| accused right to fair trial ACCESS | accused person given the best possilbe chance to achieve a just outcome. |
| right to give evidence as vulnerable witness | if witness is considered "vulnerable" there may be certain arrangement for victim to give evidence of allowed by court eg. -cctv, being plaved behind a screen |
| what counts a vulnerable? | -child under 18 -suffers from mental disability -alledged victim of sexual assult - victim of familt violence |
| victim right to be informed about proceeding | victim of crime should be knowledgeable in cases they're involved in victim should know... |
| victim right to be informed of likely realese date of the accused | being placed on victim register Will be notified |
| victim right to give evidences FAIRNESS | upholds fairness as accomdation are made for witness in light of sensitive topic |
| victim right to give evidence EQUALITY | all vulnerable witness treated with sensitivity |
| Victim rights to give evidence ACCESS | enable witness who are normally too intimidated to partipate in trial by still being involved and avoid giving evidence |
| Victim rights to give evidence ACCESS | enable witness who are normally too intimidated to partipate in trial by still being involved and avoid giving evidence |
| right to be informed of criminal proceedings FAIRNESS | uncertainty about process/outcome will add suffering to victim; legal entitlement to be informed minimise suffering through keeping victims informed |
| right to be informed of criminal proceeding EQUALITY | all witness provided with information about proceeding regardless of personal character. Therefore, promotes equality |
| right to be informed of criminal proceeding ACCESS | understanding legal process ensuring victim know what to do/ public prosecution publishes info in different languages |
| right to be informed of released date FAIRNESS | uncertainly about release date add suffering to victim. ensuring victims don't face uncertainty |
| right to be informed of likely released date EQUALITY | all victims of serious offence can be placed on the victim register reguardless of personal characteristics |
| right to be informed of likely released date ACCESS | information about victim register are published in many language |
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