There are 3 legal systems: adversarial, inquisitorial and jury system.
Adversarial legal system (common law): The judgements of the past cases will be used for cases with similar facts if there is any dispute or confusion about the law. The judges have a right to make laws and the laws made by the higher courts should be followed by the lower court. In this system, two advocates represent their clients and argues for justice and the jury gives justice. It is the party’s responsibility to gathering the evidence and present it in front of jury. In this system the judges does not examine the case, the evidence of an individual party is collected during the investigation and is presented in front of the jury. Lawyers from both the side produce their arguments and argue them in front of the judge who is not partial. Lawyers of both the sides can question the opposition witnesses. The defendant of the case has a right to choose trail by jury. …show more content…
The parties are given access through the legal system where every individual party has a right to control their case with equality. Disadvantages- finding the truth in a case and giving the right judgement is less because the parties of the case provides evidence which supports their point of view The parties incur more costs because the cases goes on for years and skilled layers charge