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1 The Civil Courts and other forms of Dispute Resolution
Evaluation of other forms of civil dispute resolution

2 Objectives State the advantages and disadvantages of each form of civil Give examples that illustrate these advantages and disadvantages Compare the courts with each of the other forms of dispute resolution Evaluate civil dispute resolution

3 Key Terms Public Funding Remedies Civil Procedure Rules (CPR)
Chairperson Judicial Precedent Rules of evidence

4 The Civil Courts: Advantages
Legal expertise/experience Judges have extensive experience Availability of public funding Community Legal Service oversees Public funding is available fro some civil cases (divorce) Remedies Civil court can award winner remedies (damages, injunction, specific performance) Covered by Civil Procedure Rules (CPR)

5 The Civil Courts: Disadvantages
Lack of technical knowledge Slow process Lack of flexibility in court process Need for lawyers General cost Adversarial process Publicity

6 Tribunals: Advantages
Expertise Reasons for decisions Cost Informality Flexibility Speed Privacy Congestion relief

7 Tribunals: Disadvantages
Influence of chairperson on lay members Lack of availability of public funding Appeals procedure Inconsistencies in decisions Publicity Formality

8 Arbitration: Advantages
Expertise Privacy Convenience Enforceability of award Informality Speed Cost Cost-saving to the state

9 Arbitration: Disadvantages
Lack of legal expertise Inconsistencies in decisions Cost Appeals Lack of awareness/popularity

10 Mediation: Advantages
Speed and convenience Lack of formality Empowerment Cost Expertise Privacy

11 Mediation: Disadvantages
Imbalance of power Lack of legal expertise Lack of certainty Enforceability

12 Conciliation: Advantages
Pro-active element of conciliator Expertise

13 Conciliation: Disadvantages
Imbalance of Power

14 Negotiation: Advantages
Speed Formality Cost Privacy

15 Negotiation: Disadvantages
Imbalance of power Lack of legal expertise Lack of certainty Enforceability

16 Objectives State the advantages and disadvantages of each form of civil Give examples that illustrate these advantages and disadvantages Compare the courts with each of the other forms of dispute resolution Evaluate civil dispute resolution


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