Right to Fair Trial 1. Everyone shall have the right to a fair and public hearing of his or her case, within a reasonable time period, by an independent and impartial court. 24 2. The judicial proceedings or a part thereof may, in the cases and under the procedure prescribed by law, be held behind closed doors upon a court decision, for the purpose of protecting the private life of the participants of proceedings, the interests of minors or interests of justice, as well as state security, public order or morals. 3. The use of evidence obtained in violation of basic rights or that undermining the right to fair trial shall be prohibited.
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