A Study of Significant of Constitutional Rights Towards Criminal Trial with Crime

LAW

The procedure include evidence collecting, witness examination, accused questioning, arrests, protections and procedure to be followed by police and courts, bail, the criminal trial process, a method of conviction, and the accused's right to a fair trial based on natural law principles. In a criminal trial, a jury evaluates the evidence to determine whether the defendant committed the offence "beyond a reasonable doubt." A trial is an opportunity for the government to present its case in the hopes of getting a "guilty" decision and the defendant's conviction. A trial also gives the defence the opportunity to challenge the government's evidence and, in some situations, to submit its own. Following the presentation of both sides' arguments, the jury deliberates as a group on whether to find the defendant guilty or not guilty of the charged crime(s).

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