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    Professor John Rawls believed one element of justice is equality; equality of opportunity and equal distribution of rights, powers, freedoms and resources in society (The Open University, (OU), 2016d, 7.1). This essay will look to see if justice delivered by the courts of England and Wales via the adversarial system is providing equality in the wake of recent budget cuts to legal aid, or whether adoption of an inquisitorial system is required. To do this, the nature of the cuts and changes to legal aid will be discussed, explanations of an adversarial and inquisitorial justice systems, and the effects the budget cuts have affected access to justice will be discussed. A conclusion as to whether there is a need for the justice system of England…

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    Apart from this system, there is the inquisitorial system, which is different from the adversarial system. The adversarial system is when the prosecution and the defense are trying to have the most compelling argument to convince the jury or the judge that their clients are the ones who have all the truth in the case. The court primarily plays as a referee between the prosecution and the defense. In the inquisitorial system, the court is involved in investigating the facts of the case. The court…

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    The adversarial system that is used in Australia is said to be more concerned with resolving disputes than in discovering the truth. The adversarial system is commonly compared to the inquisitorial system used by our European counter-parts, and each has their own advantages and disadvantages. The adversarial system seeks the truth through opposing adversaries competing by putting their version of the truth forward via means of evidence, witnesses and arguments that they have prepared…

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    China uses a civil law inquisitorial system rather than common law adversarial system. In an inquisitorial system, the presiding judge is essentially responsible for gathering the evidence necessary to resolve the case. The judge actively searches for evidence and questions the witnesses. Attorneys play a more passive role; the attorney’s questions are often very brief because the judge tries to ask all the questions. Whereas the adversarial system has both sides dispute, in the hope that the…

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    essences of the law. The judicial system throughout the world consists of three separate entities in a trial that leads to a legal ruling in regards to criminal law. The defense is responsible for providing a defense for the defendant as well as being able to ensure the protection of his rights. The prosecution represents the government and is responsible for establishing guilt of the defendant. In the midst of the two sides is the judge who is responsible to ensure court proceedings are…

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    other British colonies, partake in the adversary system which establishes protocol of civil or criminal cases, however, there are other judicial systems the commonwealth governments could establish. This discussion will compare and evaluate the differences of the adversary and the inquisitorial system while associating the weaknesses and strengths of the judges and the jury for the systems. The adversary system is used commonly by the colonies of Britain *yet many countries such as France and…

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    Unlike the inquisitorial systems found in Europe, American jurisprudence is based on adversarial litigation and “winning.” This adversarial system fosters an environment that has led to incivility amongst lawyers, their clients, and tribunals. Incivility has grown to be an epidemic amongst lawyers, and has caused state and national bar associations to acknowledge and mitigate it. Civility is a necessary quality of my professional identity for the following reasons. First, I value productive,…

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    They represent the defendant. However, the defense attorney plays a very important role in the criminal justice system, with that said, they are also faced with many ethical decisions within their duties. For example, defense attorney’s are often faced with knowing that their client is guilty, however, their job is to defend the justice system, the system of due process, and to ensure that due process is provided to their client. Furthermore, defense attorney’s are often approached by…

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    foundational studies and theories were established. These “schools of thought” were differentiated by support for either rational or natural systems as well as administrative practices. Central themes across the literature examined the primary differences between rational and natural systems and the selected schools of thought. Theories such as “Taylor’s Scientific Management”, “Fayol’s Administrative Theory”, “Weber’s Theory of Bureaucracy”, and “Simon’s Theory of Administration Behavior”…

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    They explain how the activity system define a group of people who share a common goal or motive. I completely agree on how an activity system allow certain communities are structurally connected. This is a great way to help you understand community relationships. Activity system is a good system because it “sees all aspects of activity as shaped over time by people’s social interactions with each other and the tools they use” (1). Everyone is in an activity system even if you don’t realize it.…

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