(a)
to a public trial before an ordinary court of law within a reasonable time after having been charged;
(b)
to be informed with sufficient particularity of the charge;
(c)
to be presumed innocent and to remain silent during plea proceedings or trial and not to testify during trial;
(d)
to adduce and challenge evidence, and not to be a compellable witness against himself or herself;
(e)
to be represented by a legal practitioner of his or her choice or, where substantial injustice would otherwise result, to be provided with legal representation at state expense, and to be informed of these rights;
(f)
not to be convicted of an offence in respect of any act or omission which was not an offence at the time it was committed, and not to be sentenced to a more severe punishment than that which was applicable when the offence was committed;
(g)
not to be tried again for any offence of which he or she has previously been convicted or acquitted;
(h)
to have recourse by way of appeal or review to a higher court than the court of first instance;
(i)
to be tried in a language which he or she understands or, failing this, to have the proceedings interpreted to him or her; and
(j)
to be sentenced within a reasonable time after conviction.