Adversarial Law vs Inquisitorial Law

What is the main characteristic of the adversarial system of law?

• Absence of legal representation.

• Presence of opposing parties

• Collaboration between parties.

• Lack of opposing parties.

Which system allows for more active participation of the judge in the investigation process?

• adversarial system

• arbitration system

• mediation system

• inquisitorial system

In the adversarial system, who is responsible for gathering evidence?

• Parties involved in the legal proceedings

• The court reporter

• The jury

• The judge

What is the main characteristic of the inquisitorial system of law?

• The burden of proof lies with the prosecution.

• The accused has the right to remain silent.

• The trial is conducted by a jury of peers.

• The judge takes an active role in investigating the case and gathering evidence.

Which system allows for more emphasis on finding the truth rather than winning the case?

• inquisitorial system

• mediation system

• adversarial system

• arbitration system

In the inquisitorial system, who is responsible for gathering evidence?

• prosecutor

• defense attorney

• police officer

• judge or magistrate

What is the role of the judge in the adversarial system?

• The role of the judge is to favor one party over the other.

• The role of the judge is to act as a prosecutor.

• The role of the judge is to act as a neutral and impartial decision-maker.

• The role of the judge is to make decisions based on personal biases.

What is the role of the judge in the inquisitorial system?

• The role of the judge in the inquisitorial system is to act as a mediator between the prosecution and defense.

• The role of the judge in the inquisitorial system is to solely rely on the arguments presented by the prosecution and defense.

• The role of the judge in the inquisitorial system is to passively observe the proceedings and make decisions based on the jury's verdict.

• The role of the judge in the inquisitorial system is to actively investigate the case and make decisions based on the evidence presented.