The phrase "a fair trial system" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing legal processes and the importance of justice in a judicial context.
Example: "Every citizen has the right to a fair trial system, ensuring that justice is served without bias."
Alternatives: "an equitable judicial process" or "a just legal framework".
Julian Assange is wanted in connection with a grave sexual offence in a country that has a fair trial justice system consistent with the highest international standards.
It is based on the premise that all of the justice systems in all of the member states are due process, fair trial systems of equal quality.
"But there is a very real question whether a man who has already been convicted in the press can get a fair trial under a system like the one they have here".
Only three years ago the Court reaffirmed that the presumption of innocence "is a basic component of a fair trial under our system of criminal justice". Estelle v. Williams, 425 U.S. 501, 503, 96 S.Ct.
The message pointed out the court system is stacked against fathers, and the only way to ensure a fair trial in a biased system was to have expert representation from their firm.
No defendant in a capital case in the United States -- black, white or other -- is afforded a fair trial under our current system.
Mr. Pleger and Mrs. Hasenfus said that despite Nicaraguan promises of presumed innocence, they were very concerned about a fair trial in a court system with over a 90percentt conviction rate.
Broadcast hours after court officials had once again insisted that the trial of the Jews must be closed for national security reasons, it did little to convince the foreign envoys who were in Shiraz to see if the Jews receive a fair trial from a court system dominated by hard-liners hostile to the West.
TIMOTHY J. McVEIGH'S plea last week for a stay of execution for his role in the Oklahoma City bombing was one more piece of evidence for Diann Y. Rust-Tierney that few defendants can be assured a fair trial in the current system that determines who receives the death penalty.
The lawyers say Mr. Khodorkovsky and Mr. Lebedev are political prisoners because they cannot get a fair trial in Russia's judicial system.
