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Procedural rights-three articles. Sept. 28, 1943. [1] (1943)

handle is hein.ali/hrbor605411 and id is 1 raw text is: [DrF ft 9.28.43] PROCEDUIZL RIGHTS (Three Articles) ARTICLE 1. FAIR TRIA Everyone shall be entitled to heve his rights and his criminal end civil liabilities determined without undue delay by fair public trial by a competent -tribunal before which he shell have had opportunity for a full hearing; End for this purpose every state shall have a duty to maintain an adequate system cf tribunals and procedures. comment Provisions, in verying degrees of fullness, for establishing a right compsrLble to that in this Article are contained in the Constitutions of fifty countries, as follows: Afghanistan, Albnia, Argentina, Austria, Belgium, Bolivie, Brazil, Chile, China, Colombia, Costa Rice, Cube, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Egypt, El Selvedor, Finland, Germany, Greece, Guatemala, HondurEs, India, Iran, Iraq, Irish Free Stte, Italy, Japan, Lebanese Republic, Liberia, Liechtenstein, Mexico, Netherlands, Netherlands Indies, Nicaragua, Norway, Ptname., Paregusy, Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Syria, Transjorden, Turkey, United Stetes, Uruguay, Venezuela, Yugoslavia, - The Article states the basic requirements for orderly snd just procedure not only for the protection of individuals against arbitrary action by government or by public officiels but also for the settlement of disputes among individuals themselves. It implies that in all mEtters which affect him, any human being, whether or not a citizen of the state, is entitled to access to a competent tribun. end a procedure which will insure fairness of determination.