Bias and Prejudice During Hearing

Abstract

The laws of natural justice have evolved together with civilization. It was not made by the Constitution or by humans. It began at the same time as human history. Man has always looked to someone outside of himself for protection from the excess of organised authority, and this someone can only be God and His laws, whether they be Divine law or Natural law, to which all temporal laws and deeds must adhere. It is in accordance with the "greater law of nature" or "natural law," which denotes justice, common sense, equity, and equality. Rules of natural justice are not written laws. The term "natural justice" cannot be clearly and scientifically defined. They are essentially common sense justices that are ingrained in human conscience. They are founded on universally applicable natural concepts and values. Both natural justice and legal justice are components of justice that must be upheld; anytime legal justice falls short of fulfilling this duty, natural justice must be called to the defence of legal
justice. Natural justice has a distinguished past and has been acknowledged since the beginning of time. No one should be condemned without having his side of the story heard, according to Greek law. The first time it was used was in the Garden of Eden, where Adam was given the chance to be heard before being punished.