Principles of J

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Fairness is

A Principles of Justice


Means all people can participate in the justice system and its processes should be impartial and open

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Fairness dot points

Principles of Justice


All people can participate
Processes: impartial and open

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What is participation

Principles of Justice - Fairness

People must be able to participate in the JS. Histroically involved 2 parties of case (accused and prosecution), can also extend to other people in limited ways such as victims

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How are victims able to participate in the JS

Principles of J - fairness - participation

By providing a victim impact statement

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Examples of participation in the JS

  • opportunity for defendant to know case against them

  • opportunity to prepare a defence

  • opportunity to examine a witness

  • use of a lawyer

  • use of an interpreter

  • trial without reasonable delay

  • allowing victims to give evidence in different ways

  • use of victim impact statements

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Open processed

Principles of J - Fairness


All cases are heard and decided in public

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Why are open processes important

Principles of J - Fairness

So community and media can see justice occuring

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What statute relates to open processes

Principle of J - Fairness

Open Courts Act 2015 (Vic)

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why is the Open Courts Act 2015 (Vic) important?

Recognises and promotes the principle that open processes that are fundamental aspect of our legal system.

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When is open processes not apart of a case? + example

Principle of J - Fairness

Court may need to be closed to public.
Example: in sexual assult cases the courtroom may be closed to public.

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Impartial Processes

Principles of J - Fairness

All people that work in the JS must be independent and impartial. Should not be biased towards or against any party.

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Equality

Principles of J

People should be treated in the same way unless the same treatment creates disparity or disadvantage