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A) England
B) France
C) Germany
D) Japan
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A) The accused is obligated to cooperate with the government
B) The government has the right to ignore or suppress evidence that would help the accused
C) The prosecutor is expected to prove guilt rather than potential innocence
D) Judicial control of the investigative process is the best way to uncover the truth
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A) A public investigation headed mostly by the judge
B) Calling of witnesses on both sides
C) Extensive gathering of facts and testimony
D) Careful questioning of the accused prior to a final decision to bring the case to trial
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A) United States
B) England
C) Saudi Arabia
D) France
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A) In Common Law countries, a vast majority of criminal cases are settled through plea-bargaining
B) Plea-bargaining ensures that justice is being done
C) Many more cases can be processed than could be under a "pure adversarial" system
D) The intricacies of the adversarial criminal procedure are largely evaded
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