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Ultimately it's a game of semantics. I'd say a trial is not fair if the law is intentionally built to not weigh any kind of moral defense. What, for example, w
by jakobnissen 4y ago
Ultimately it's a game of semantics. I'd say a trial is not fair if the law is intentionally built to not weigh any kind of moral defense.
What, for example, would you say about extraditing Western journalists to China and have them stand trial for whether they criticized the CCP? Would that be a fair trial?
- SilverBirch 4y agoI would say that the legal and constitutional frameworks of the US and China have some slight differences. In fact, basically I would say that if you're going to claim that the US laws and legal system won't give you a fair trial, you're essentially saying that there is no legal system in the world where you can get a fair trial and therefore you're advocating for Assange to essentially never face any legal scrutiny.
- hulitu 4y ago> In fact, basically I would say that if you're going to claim that the US laws and legal system won't give you a fair trial, you're essentially saying that there is no legal system in the world where you can get a fair trial Team america, world police.