One Might Consider the American CJS an Administrative System of Justice

Multiple Choice

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