Trial fairness refers to ensuring a fair and impartial process during a legal trial. It means that all parties involved have an equal opportunity to present their side of the case, provide evidence, and be heard. It involves having an unbiased judge or jury who will consider the evidence and arguments objectively, without any prejudice or favoritism. Ultimately,
trial fairness aims to guarantee that justice is served and that no one is treated unfairly during the legal proceedings.
Full definition