Answer:
an adversary system.
Explanation:
The United States has taken a position that legal issues are best resolved by lawsuits involving parties with conflicting interests presenting their strongest possible case to a neutral factfinder. Because of this, the legal system in the United States is considered an adversary system. An adversary system is a system that views the court of law as a neutral arena in which two parties submit their arguments and differences before an impartial arbiter (the judge or jury) who gives binding verdicts on the case.
