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What is the difference between an adversarial and inquisitorial approach to the legal system?
An adversarial system is based on a contest between the parties with the judge regulating the conduct of the parties. An inquisitorial approach concerns an investigation undertaken by the court with the parties ensuring the correct procedure is followed.
An inquisitorial system is based on a contest between the parties with the judge regulating the conduct of the parties. An adversarial approach concerns an investigation undertaken by the court with the parties ensuring the correct procedure is followed.
An adversarial approach is used in criminal cases whereas an inquisitorial approach is used in civil cases.
An inquisitorial approach is used in criminal cases whereas an adversarial approach is used in civil cases.
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