Compare Anglo-American courts to those in Russia.
A)Anglo-American courts include bourgeois concepts, such as property law and civil rights, whereas the Soviet-developed Russian system excludes these concepts.
B)The Russian court is a passive institution that does not seek to correct lawbreakers or to apprehend criminals, whereas the Anglo-American system is an active institution.
C)Courts in Russia frequently indict politicians disloyal to the president's agenda, whereas Anglo-American courts remain separate from politics.
D)Russian courts represent the upper class, while American courts protect the interests of common laborers.

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Anglo-American courts are built upon the foundations of common law, which emphasizes the protection of individual rights and private property. In contrast, the Russian court system was heavily influenced by Soviet-era law, which prioritized the state's interests over individual rights. As a result, concepts such as property law and civil rights are not as well-developed in the Russian legal system.

B, C, and D are incorrect because they do not accurately describe the key differences between the Anglo-American and Russian court systems.

Compare Anglo-American Courts to Those in Russia