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Justice 1
The police role: Investigate lawfully; police do not determine trial guilt
Prosecution and defence: Prosecution alleges; defence challenges; innocence presumed
Magistrates and the Crown Court: Magistrates hear many cases; Crown Court trials normally use juries
Justice 2
Civil courts and remedies: Civil facts usually use the more-likely-than-not test
Specialist tribunals: Specialist legal bodies hear defined disputes
Independent decisions: Law and evidence rather than improper pressure
Fairness 1
Reliable evidence: Check observation, context and independent support
Fair hearings: Impartial decisions and an opportunity to answer
Sanctions and purposes: Protection, deterrence, punishment, rehabilitation and repair
Fairness 2
Seeking help: Trusted adults and qualified help for real problems
Connections
Justice 1 → Fairness 2: Lawful evidence-based process protects liberties
