Social Sciences, asked by lakshya3531, 1 year ago

Is our adversarial legal system–in which an attorney dwells just on the facts that support the side by which he or she is paid–the system likeliest to achieve justice?

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Answered by simransinha8767

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no there's nothing like that

Answered by srashtidream11

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there is nothing like that

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