The article explores the evolution and significance of Online Dispute Resolution (ODR) mechanisms within the United States’ criminal justice process. Beginning with an overview of ODR and its historical development, the introduction highlights its transformative role in addressing challenges inherent in traditional dispute resolution methods. The subsequent sections delve into the technological foundations of ODR
This article explores the intricate intersection of environmental dispute resolution and the criminal justice process within the United States. Beginning with a foundational definition and the significance of environmental dispute resolution, the discussion unfolds across three pivotal sections. The first section delves into the mechanisms employed in environmental dispute resolution, including negotiation, mediation, and arbitration
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) has come to refer broadly to a range of processes (e.g., bilateral negotiation, fact finding, mediation, summary jury trial, arbitration) that are used in transactional (e.g., design contracts, develop regulations), dispute prevention, and dispute resolution contexts. ADR processes operate in public and private settings, such as courts, government agencies, community mediation
Dispute processes, those that initiate disputes and those that operate to resolve them, are cultural processes. These must be analyzed and understood within the social and cultural context of a community rather than as a matter of individuals’ rights and wrongs according to a logical political system of standardized jurisprudence. The anthropological study of dispute
Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) has come to refer broadly to a range of processes (e.g., bilateral negotiation, fact finding, mediation, summary jury trial, arbitration) that are used in transactional (e.g., design contracts, develop regulations), dispute prevention, and dispute resolution contexts. ADR processes operate in public and private settings, such as courts, government agencies, community mediation