Edexcel GCSE Religious Studies B · 1RB0
Specification 2.7 · Paper 1, Paper 2, Paper 3
A legal process in which an accusation is judged impartially, with the accused able to hear and answer the evidence against them.
Revise: Treatment of CriminalsA fair trial is an impartial legal process in which the accused can hear and answer the evidence against them. The prosecution presents the case against the accused, while the defence can challenge it and present its own case. Decisions should depend on evidence rather than prejudice or public anger.
- Revise: Treatment of Criminals