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Adversarial- The adversarial system of law is the system of law, generally adopted in common law countries, that relies on the skill of each advocate representing his or her party’s positions and involves a neutral judge or jury, trying to determine the truth of the case. This is the system that exists in Canada with respect to criminal law. This is in contrast to the inquisitorial system which has a judge whose task is to investigate the case, this is to say, the judge does not play the role of the impartial bystander. There is no right to a jury in the inquisitorial system.

Inquisitorial System - Judicial system of trial in civil-law countries most of Europe other than UK, Latin America, US state of Louisiana, and Canada's Quebec province. In this system, the judge conducting the trial determines what questions to ask and defines the scope of

3.. Alternate Dispute Resolution is a way to figure out the truth when 2 parties are aguring and can not agree. This is most likey used in the adversarial system. 4. Strengths of Adversarial- Get to hear to sides of story. Weaknesses of Adverdarial- They may cut a deal between the two parties and made something up

Strengths of alternative- They get help in solving case Weaknesses of Alternatives- Judges may lean towards wrong side