One might consider the American CJS an administrative system of justice, because
a. the determination of guilt or innocence is the result of a battle between prosecution and defense attorneys
b. decisions are negotiated by the courtroom work group through consensus
c. there is a presumption of guilt and the defendant's rights are unprotected
d. it is unlikely that the American CJS would be considered an administrative system
B
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