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The Constitutional Basis of the Right to be Heard in Korea

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The aim is to clarify the constitutional basis for the right to verbal arguments in trials, focusing on fair trial rights.
Analysis of Article 27 of the Korean Constitution on the right to a fair trial
Examination of the principles governing court proceedings and verbal argument rights
Proposals for legislative measures to ensure the right to verbal arguments in court
Identified the constitutional duty of the state to ensure fair and swift court processes
Discussed the implications of procedural rights and their role in fair trial guarantees
Proposed that the right to verbal arguments should be explicitly recognized and protected in legislation

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Examines the constitutional right to fair trial procedures in Korea, emphasizing verbal argument rights.

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SEONG-HEE JEON (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0d5089f03e14405aa9c56e https://doi.org/10.29305/tj.2026.05.213.01

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