An adversary system of justice does not:
A) reflect the belief that truth is discovered through the presentation of competing ideas
B) require opposing parties to argue their positions before a court
C) require an actual case or controversy
D) require a judge to apply the law to the facts established
E) all of the other choices are correct

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An adversary system of justice indeed reflects the belief that truth emerges from the competition of ideas (A), requires opposing parties to argue their positions before a court (B), necessitates an actual case or controversy (C), and mandates that a judge applies the law to the established facts (D). Therefore, all of the other choices are correct descriptions of an adversary system of justice.

An Adversary System of Justice Does Not