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This legal concept guarantees impartial proceedings and is recognized in international human rights law.

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Your new ahaThe Right to a Fair Trial

The Right to a Fair Trial: A fundamental legal right guaranteeing impartial judicial proceedings. Source: Right to a fair trial ↗

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