Columba Is a Country of One Hundred Thousand People on a Small

Multiple Choice

Columba is a country of one hundred thousand people on a small island in the South Pacific. Legal matters are decided by elected Law Sitters. When subjects bring cases before the Law Sitters, each is responsible for presenting their legal and factual arguments. The primary law of Columba comes from the Book of Rapunzel, which provides rules of conduct and guidelines of behavior. In the hearings, the Law Sitters ask few questions. They rule in favor of the party they believe presented the most believable facts consistent with the rules found in the Book of Rapunzel. This system most closely resembles

A) an adversary system.
B) an inquisitorial system.
C) an equity system.
D) a common law system.