Principle

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW — Fair Hearing — Questions by Court to Clarify Technical Evidence Do Not Amount to Bias

Area of law
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that questions by the court to clarify technical evidence do not amount to bias where they are asked to understand the evidence. The principle applies in all proceedings. It ensures that courts can clarify evidence. The principle reflects the permissible scope of…

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