Multiple Choice
What is the difference between a system of courts in a unitary state and a system of courts in a federal state?
A) The court system in a unitary state is much more efficient than that in a federal state.
B) Unitary states have a single set of laws and a single system of courts administering justice, while federal states do not.
C) Unitary states have two tiers of courts, while federal states do not.
D) Unitary states have deviated from the British Parliamentary tradition since the Reform Act of 1883, while federal states have remained constant.
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