2. A significant difference between common law-type legal systems and continental civil law ones is:

Select one alternative:

• A, That civil law legal systems are unwritten ones unlike common law systems where all judgments are written down as precedents.
• B, That common law legal systems have multiple levels of courts allowing appeals unlike civil law legal systems.
• C, That common law legal systems are generally adversarial ones where parties in legal proceedings advance arguments and defences, unlike civil law legal systems which tend to be more inquisitorial where judges play a bigger role.
• D, That civil law legal systems are generally adversarial ones where parties in legal proceedings advance arguments and defences, unlike common law legal systems which tend to be more inquisitorial where judges play a bigger role.

3. In New Zealand, the Government in power at any time:

Select one alternative:

• A, Is always the single party with the most members in Parliament.
• B, Can be removed by the Courts if it loses a vote of confidence in Parliament.
• C, Controls the state which is the legal entity representing New Zealand.
• D, Controls the Governor-General who is legally bound to act as directed by the Prime Minister

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