Adversarial System Quiz

What is the primary role of the judicial officer in the adversarial system?

• To direct the proceedings

• To ensure both parties abide by the rules of evidence and court procedure

• To present evidence for the Crown

• To investigate the case independently

In a criminal case within the adversarial system, who does the defendant oppose?

• The judge

• The jury

• The Crown

• The magistrate

What is the standard of proof required in a civil case in the adversarial system?

• Beyond a reasonable doubt

• Preponderance of evidence

• Balance of probabilities

• Clear and convincing evidence

In the adversarial system, who controls the preparation and presentation of the case?

• The judge

• The jury

• Each party

• The Crown

What is the role of the Crown in a criminal trial according to the adversarial system?

• To determine what witnesses are called

• To direct the proceedings

• To act as an impartial judge

• To investigate the case

What role does the judicial officer play in an inquisitorial system?

• Passive observer

• Active investigator

• Defense attorney

• Jury member

Which country is mentioned as using an inquisitorial system?

• United States

• France

• Canada

• Germany

In which type of court in Australia is an inquisitorial style used?

• Supreme Court

• Family Court

• Coroners Court

• High Court