The Right to Receive an Impartial Review of One's Complaints

question 70

Multiple Choice

The right to receive an impartial review of one's complaints and to be dealt with fairly is known as

• A) the right to a fair and speedy trial.
• B) the right to trial by a jury of one's peers.
• C) good faith bargaining.
• D) due process.

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Definitions:

Revolution

A fundamental change in political power, organizational structures, or society, often occurring in a relatively short period and sometimes accompanied by violence.

Colonists

Individuals who settle in a new land or territory while maintaining ties with their parent country, often involved in the establishment of new colonies.

British

Referring to anything related to the United Kingdom or its people, including its culture, history, and political influence.

Responsible

Having an obligation to do something, or the ability to make moral or rational decisions on one's own, often leading to being trusted and relied upon.