A fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal: Does physical appearance of a defendant influence juridical judgement?

From the results of the investigation, it is concluded that this result supports the hypothesis that the simulated jury imposes severe punishment on unattractive defendants in the case of massacres. Although it is not important for defendants who are not attractive in theft cases, this discovery is contrary to assumptions, but for people who have been tried with serious crimes it can be inferred that collecting people is more beneficial. The meaning here may be that their convictions on genocide may have serious consequences for the accident's life, but in reality this may not be their fault.

The fair judicial standards stipulated in Article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil Rights are as follows: The person facing criminal charges is fairly hearing by a competent, independent and fair court of justice The right to know the nature and cause of the crime committed by the defendant at the appropriate time with the right of the association, the right to have sufficient time and facilities for the defendant to prepare, the right to provide free legal aid to the defendant who can not pay . Prosecutors on the prosecution's side are prosecuted and witnesses are offered to the defense side and if the defendant can not understand or speak the words used in the court it has the right to receive assistance from the interpreter free of charge.

The rights and obligations in his or her own legal process have the right to make a fair and open trial (supplement) by each person through a competent, independent and fair court of law stipulated by the law. The Human Rights Commission believes that the right to be heard by an independent and fair trial includes, inter alia, (b) the right presumed innocent until the court of competent court or court proves guilty and (d) the reasonably constant Right to hear by court or court within period (add emphasis). Furthermore, according to Article 26 of the Charter, the Contracting Parties "bear the responsibility to guarantee the independence of the courts." This is the view of the African Human Rights Commission and the Human Rights Committee.

The fair judicial standards stipulated in Article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil Rights are as follows: The person facing criminal charges is fairly hearing by a competent, independent and fair court of justice The right to know the nature and cause of the crime committed by the defendant at the appropriate time with the right of the association, the right to have sufficient time and facilities for the defendant to prepare, the right to provide free legal aid to the defendant who can not pay . Prosecutors on the prosecution's side are prosecuted and witnesses are offered to the defense side and if the defendant can not understand or speak the words used in the court it has the right to receive assistance from the interpreter free of charge.