# Defendant Rights --- Each citizen in Rome has rights when being prosecuted and this article will explain them and what they can do. # Right to a fair trial --- Each citizen has the right to a fair trial. In the event a citizen believes his trial is not fair he can contact a Sub-Caput Judex to review his trial and if the Sub-Caput Judex finds the trial unfair he defendant may have another trial. If the Sub-Caput Judex finds the trial fair the defendant may not have another trial and the ruling will stick. # Right to a speedy trial --- In the event a citizen wants a speedy trial the Judex can Summary Judgement. # Right to a Advocatus --- Each defendant has a right to a Advocatus which is assigned by the Sub-Caput Advocatus or the Caput Advocatus. A Advocatus will not be assigned if the defendant already has chosen a Advocatus within two days of being served. # Right to expungement --- Each defendant after being issued a ruling has to wait five days before submitting a expungement request into having that ruling and case expunged from his record and it deleted. # Military Cases --- When someone joines the military they waive their right to a trial and the military Judex can choose to give them a trial or to just issue a ruling.