Adversarial vs. inquisitorial legal systems differ in their approach to trials and truth-seeking.
Explanation:
Adversarial legal systems involve two opposing sides presenting their cases in a trial setting, where the judge acts as an impartial arbiter. This system focuses on the idea of a fair competition between the parties to seek the truth. On the other hand, inquisitorial systems involve the court itself in gathering evidence and reaching a balanced decision, aiming to uncover the truth with the court taking a more active investigative role.
