Question

The _______________ is the two-sided structure of the American criminal trial courts that pits the prosecution against the defense where "justice" is done when the most effective side is able to convince the judge or jury that their perspective on the case is correct.

Answer 1

Answer:

The adversarial system is the two-sided structure of the American criminal trial courts that pits the prosecution against the defense where justice is done when the most effective side is able to convince the judge or jury that their perspective on the case is correct.

Explanation:

• The adversarial system is a 'legal system' where two advocates are the representative of two parties in the court.

• These two tries to convince there point to the judge and at last considering all the explanations from two advocates, judges announce the final decision.

• In this way, the justice is favored to the party that convinces the judge with the solid points and arguments. This system of trial court is called as the adversarial system.