영어에서 Fair trial 을 사용하는 예와 한국어로 번역
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I think everyone wanted a fair trial.
I was just getting to that.- What about Fair Trial?
It gives everyone the right to a fair trial; a chance to prove they are innocent.
Amnesty International stated proceedings did not meet international standards for a fair trial.
It was now abundantly clear that there was to be no fair trial.”.
Amnesty International is also concerned about fair trial rights of all other defendants in the case.
What effrontery for these subject citizens to appear before their provincial governor asking for a decree of execution against a man before affording him a fair trial and without even preferring definite criminal charges against him!
most following trials in which the fundamental standards for fair trial were not respected.
When Justice Fails- Thousands executed after unfair trials highlights, through the cases of people on death row, the struggle to secure a fair trial in eight of these countries.
bear upon Herod before he consented to grant this permission, and he well knew that Jesus could not expect a fair trial before his bitter enemies at Jerusalem.
Concluding its report, the CCHR Newsletter makes several recommendations to support fair trial rights for Cambodian women, including a review of the country's legal-aid policy,
He‘s getting the fairest trial he can.
Do we really want fair trials?
As a result, they don't receive fair trials.
USA: Government must end all secret detention and guarantee fair trials.
For human rights to really improve in Iran, the authorities must end the double-speak and take concrete measures, like ending the execution of juvenile offenders, ensuring fair trials, halting torture
For human rights to really improve in Iran, the authorities must end the double-speak and take concrete measures, like ending the execution of juvenile offenders; ensure fair trials; halt torture
For human rights to really improve in Iran, the authorities must end the double-speak and take concrete measures, like ending the execution of juvenile offenders; ensure fair trials; halt torture
For human rights to really improve in Iran, the authorities must end the double-speak and take concrete measures, like ending the execution of juvenile offenders, ensuring fair trials, halting torture
crimes by Senegal and Liberia and the October 2004 report of the National Study Group on the Death Penalty, initiated by President Olusegun Obasanjo of Nigeria, which recommended a moratorium on executions until the justice system could guarantee fair trials and due process.