what do you mean by speedy, impartial and public trial? can you give an example?

Answer 1

No...what do YOU mean.

Answer 2

Speedy means that you cannot be held indefinately without a trial. Impartial means that there will be no bias towards either side. Public means that anyone can attend, and all rulings and court decisions are made available to the public.

Answer 3

You arrest or capture someone and lock them up for four years, say in Gitmo. Then you put them in front of a magistrate who is convinced they wouldn't be here if they weren't guilty. All of this is buried in secrecy so that people generally don't know about the trial. Even the person's relatives don't know where he has disappeared to. This is the Bush regime's idea of justice.

The opposite of that is a speedy, impartial and public trial.

Answer 4

here's an example: (btw, the sentencing too was public)

Chinese Executions
24 Aug, 1999, Dana Larsen (Sneak Peak from Cannabis Culture #21 (Sept/Oct))

China celebrated the United Nations International Day Against Drug Abuse on June 25 by executing at least 71 people for drug trafficking. Another 27 were sentenced to death, some of the sentences announced at public rallies attended by thousands of people.

The China News Service reported that during early June an additional 16 drug smugglers had been executed and 129 more sentenced to life imprisonment in various regions.

Answer 5

Speedy - you cannot hold someone in jail indefinitely

Impartial= a jury of your peers...meaning the general public

Public trial- they must have a trial that the public can observe and be part of.

These are all guaranteed to us in our Bill of Rights. The first 10 Amendments to the Constitution.

Answer 6

Go beast tell it like it is, but don't leave cheney out we don't want him to feel neglected

Answer 7

It means one way decision from any DICTATOR.