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Compare Anglo-American courts to those in Russia.

Compare Anglo-American courts to those in Russia.

A) Anglo-American courts include bourgeois concepts, such as property law and civil rights, whereas the Soviet-developed Russian system excludes these concepts.
B) The Russian court is a passive institution that does not seek to correct lawbreakers or to apprehend criminals, whereas the Anglo-American system is an active institution.
C) Courts in Russia frequently indict politicians disloyal to the president’s agenda, whereas Anglo-American courts remain separate from politics.
D) Russian courts represent the upper class, while American courts protect the interests of common laborers.

This is for my political science class.

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