The decision-making process in the adversarial system generally is shrouded in secrecy, while the decision-making process in the inquisitorial system is more transparent-written records explaining findings of fact and law accompany verdicts.

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In the adversarial system, decisions are often made by a jury or judge without detailed explanations, while the inquisitorial system typically provides written records that detail the reasoning behind verdicts.

The Decision-Making Process in the Adversarial System Generally Is Shrouded