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If a person has been arrested and is not being able to represent himself through a lawyer, it the duty of the state to provide legal aid to that person, or the person should be granted free legal aid if he is not being able to afford legal services.
What is the basis for the illustration mentioned in the passage?
Option: 1
Audi alteram partem maxim
Option: 2
Legal representation rights
Option: 3
State's duty to provide legal aid
Option: 4
Arrested person's inability to afford legal services
Answers (1)
This maxim embodies the principles of natural justice, ensuring fairness in legal proceedings. It stipulates that both parties must be given an opportunity to present their side of the case before a decision is reached.hence option a is correct option.
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