Law and Mediation
The role of solicitors in divorce: a note of caution
... Allowing the relationship objective to be paramount, which appears to be a goal pursued by both the solicitors in their professional codes of practice and clients themselves, may satisfy, the short term goal of conflict ...
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Internal versus External Perspectives on Law: Toward Mediation
... Presently, most legal theorists work from an internal perspective. This need not prove troubling-in fact, the internal perspective should predominate in legal studies fo[r] ...
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Family Law Mediation: Process Imbalances Women Should be Aware of Before They Take Part
... More- over, realistically, mediation is more than its process - it is also the parties and their dispute; and it is the complexity of both the issues in, and the dynamics of, a family [r] ...
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The factors influencing mediation referral practices and barriers to its adoption : a survey of construction lawyers in England and Wales
... practising law and the number of cases mediated in the previous two years is presented in Table ...more mediation within the preceding two years than did the less ...of Law School ...
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Penal Mediation in the Framework of Juvenile Deliquency in Albania: Education or Re-education
... by law a restriction of the scope of mediation and mediator’s activity, as otherwise, from an instrument prone to favor the victim of offence, would place the latter under strong pressures from the ...
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Implicit Bias and Prejudice in Mediation
... Consumer Mediation Clinic at George Washington University Law School and the Community Dispute Resolution Center Project at GW Law from ...Hastings law faculty to direct the Mediation ...
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Problem-Solving Justice: European Approaches (Editorial)
... Miranda Boone and Philip Langbroek describe the state of problem-solving in criminal justice in the Netherlands. Unlike in the USA, problem-solving in a criminal law context is not primarily applied in the courts ...
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The process of divorce : a study of solicitors and their clients
... and mediation case files; postal surveys; interviews with solicitors and observation of mediation ...which law and legal procedure both define and respond to family conflict” ...
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How court connection and lawyers’ perspectives have shaped court connected mediation practice in the Supreme Court of Tasmania
... I also extend my thanks to the Law School, University of Tasmania, for providing a scholarship that has enabled me to undertake my research. The postgraduate allowance that has been provided has also enabled me to ...
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Compulsory Family Mediation Assessment in England and Wales: A Success?
... make mediation a statutory ...the law in England and Wales to ensure both parents are able to have a relationship with their children after they split ...family mediation before starting court ...
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Federal Family Law Reform in 2005: The Problems and Pitfalls for Women and Children of an Increased Emphasis on Post-Separation Informal Dispute Resolution
... Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) in relation to disputes about children have resulted in informal dispute resolution processes becoming dispute resolution processes of first ...Family Law Act 1975 (Cth) states ...
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The practical significance of confidentiality in mediation
... the law is reformed to ensure that parties’ expectations in terms of the confidentiality of the mediation process are ...the mediation process itself with confidentiality as it applies to the ...
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How court connection and lawyers’ perspectives have shaped court connected mediation practice in the Supreme Court of Tasmania
... Alberta Law Review 677; Professor Dame Hazel Genn, Professor Paul Fenn, Marc Mason, Andrew Lane, Nadia Bechai, Lauren Grey, Dev Vencappa, ‘Twisting arms: court referred and court linked mediation under ...
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Mediation and the Art of Regulation
... sector-specific mediation legislation in common law countries such as Australia, the United States and England, which have deliberately chosen not to enact comprehensive general national mediation ...
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Recent Developments in the Law of the Sea 1983-1984
... No United Nations mediation, International Court of Justice decision, or action taken pursuant to the 1982 United Na- tions Convention on the Law of the Sea treaty mat[r] ...
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Raimundas Moisejevas, The Damages Directive and Consensual Approach to Antitrust Enforcement
... of mediation and arbitration, or to present a comprehensive comparative study of ADR in private ...case law; as well as the decisions of the Lithuanian Competition Council and the jurisprudence of ...
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Scotland
... on mediation policy to international bodies and national ...of Law at Singapore Management Univer- ...on mediation panels in Singapore, Hong Kong and Australia and is Vice-Chair of the IBA ...
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Intercultural mediation, intercultural communication and translation
... 1905 law’ for a French audience invokes a singular, identifiable law separating church and state, together with a discourse around what that separation means ...the law and in so doing makes at least ...
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Reflections on the Rise and Fall of the Arbitration and Mediation Services (Equality) Bill
... outlined in this report address one central principle: there must be equality for all British citizens under a single law of the land. However, evidence suggests that the increasing influence of Sharia law ...
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Penal mediation as an alternative settlement of criminal cases in balinese customary community tradition
... responsive law is ...that law is for man, not the other way ...that law is an institution that aims to lead people to a fair and prosperity life as well as to make people ...happy. Law is a ...
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