The premise
The American theory of law
The goal is winning
Results of system
Necessity of correcting system
The difficulties in changing the system
The theory
The subordination of truth
The results
Adversarial justice explained
Application of adversarial system
Public discontent with system
Codes of ethics and the ABA rules
Professionalism vs. officers of the court
The ethics non-solution
The lawyer's image
The attorney-client relationship and privileges
Perceived ills
Prosecutors vs. defense attorneys
The problems
Discovery
Restrictions on evidence
Witnesses
Plea-bargaining : the illusion of justice
The role of the judges
Judicial neglect
Judicial activism
Jury formation
The jurors' viewpoint
The perception of jurors
Necessity of reform
Position of the bar
The public's perception.