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Which rule of natural justice is important in the judicial process?

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Correct answer: Both sides should get an opportunity to be heard

Correct answer: A. A basic rule of natural justice is fair hearing, often expressed by the Latin phrase audi alteram partem, meaning hear the other side. To apply it, the affected person should receive suitable notice, understand the case or allegation, and have a reasonable chance to present an explanation and relevant material. The decision-maker should consider the response before deciding. A is correct because hearing both sides reduces one-sided decisions and supports fairness. B is wrong because legal power or social status cannot decide who gets heard. C is wrong because deciding without hearing can produce an unfair result, subject to limited legal exceptions. D is wrong because a judge who is personally a party has a conflict of interest and cannot be an impartial decision-maker. Memory cue: natural justice begins with notice and a fair chance to be heard.

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