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Are you European by any chance? In the English speaking world, courts are typically adversarial and work by two competing interpretations (a prosecution/plainti
by roenxi 3y ago
Are you European by any chance? In the English speaking world, courts are typically adversarial and work by two competing interpretations (a prosecution/plaintiff and a defence/respondent) being fit to what happened.
If they don't have different models of what happens, the case usually won't make it to the court.
- JumpCrisscross 3y agoNo, American, and have been involved in litigation and not a lawyer. I spent time growing up in Europe, but never professionally. Litigators will frequently bring up contrasting legal theories. But you’re not allowed to go into hypotheticals when calculating damages.