What is the value in the American adversarial process even though it was modeled on the medieval way of solving

disputes physically?

the judge is like the trained combatants of the Middle Ages

attorneys have the chance to become champions

a trial proceeds with two parties using skills to oppose each other through argume

each party presents its case without bias

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Sadie

6 February, 01:49

What is the value in the American adversarial process even though it was modeled on the medieval way of solving

disputes physically?

the judge is like the trained combatants of the Middle Ages

attorneys have the chance to become champions

a trial proceeds with two parties using skills to oppose each other through argume

each party presents its case without bias

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Emely Grimes · Answer 1

Even though the American adversarial process was modelled on the medieval way of solving disputes physically but the value in the process is that a trial proceeds with two parties using skills to oppose each other through argument.

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Adversarial is a form of legal system where the parties to the case or put forth their arguments and tender their evidence either by bringing on record the document or examining the witnesses or by both in accordance with the law before the impartial and independent judge.

The case of each parted is presented by their respective attorneys. This system is essentially modelled on the medieval way of solving disputes by physical fights as the parties are essentially having the competing claims and are fight against each other but this fight is not the physical fight rather based on the arguments and conviction.