If courts quickly hear only pro-ruling cases and delay others which judicial condition breaks?

Correct answer: Judicial impartiality and equal access to justice

Courts must schedule and decide cases according to law and justice, not according to whether they support or oppose the ruling side. Fast-tracking only pro-ruling cases undermines judicial impartiality and equal access to justice. Equality in voting is also a democratic principle, but it concerns elections rather than court hearings. Exam tip: Connect an impartial judiciary with equality before the law and equal access to justice.