The adversarial system
A) has its critics who say the adversarial method subjects witnesses to cruel and unusual punishment
B) even though putting the parties in "battle," may serve the important purpose of promoting social cohesiveness by giving each side it say
C) was found to be less satisfactory than the European inquisitorial system
D) was found to be flawed because so many appeals are allowed compared to the European inquisitorial system

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The adversarial system, by allowing each party to present their case, can indeed promote social cohesiveness by ensuring that all parties feel heard, despite the competitive nature of the proceedings. This is a recognized benefit of the system, contrasting with criticisms that may focus on its contentious aspects.

The Adversarial System