Guarantees of fair trial in the UK criminal system

Abstract

The fairness of the trial in the UK can be seen in how the judges are selected and how the system and the
division of judges and courts up to the principle of the pursuit requirement and the logic governing
investigations and prosecutions can be examined. Non-professional and professional judges, and their
integration for their particular purposes, the jurisdiction of criminal proceedings to a certain extent by
these judges, and before that, the powers and duties of the police in the investigation and application of
the principle of individualization in the application of the theory of tagging by the earliest stages of the
pursuit, this institution is one of the most viable issues in the debate. The right to a lawyer and the
division of the jurisdiction of lawyers in the Had court, the Disciplinary Tribunal and the charge of the
transaction are other guarantees of fair trial in the United Kingdom ruling in England, which guarantees a
fair hearing. The right to rehabilitation and attention to this principle and the prediction of institutions for
adolescents and young people for social inclusion, which is rooted in criminological data, are other things
that can be considered as advanced safeguards in a fair trial.