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“Inquisitorial system” as a book category encompasses works about legal systems where judges play an active role in investigating facts and directing proceedings, typical of many civil-law jurisdictions and contrasted with adversarial common-law models. Titles in this category cover the system’s origins in canon law and historical inquisitions, its evolution in continental Europe and beyond, and its modern structures—investigating magistrates, prosecutorial oversight, dossier-based procedures, and evidentiary standards. The category includes doctrinal and comparative law studies, policy critiques on due process and human rights, case studies and trial narratives, and analyses of reforms and hybrid or mixed procedures. It may also feature historical treatments and select fiction or memoirs set within inquisitorial frameworks, offering readers a broad view of how these systems investigate and adjudicate wrongdoing.

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