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The process leading to trial is long, involved, and costly. Most jurisdictions are trying to change

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The process leading to trial is long, involved, and costly. Most jurisdictions are trying to change the procedures to alleviate delays and costs. How successful are they and what other changes would be appropriate? Keep in mind the benefits of the current system; do they outweigh the disadvantages? In your discussion consider the advantages and disadvantages of alternate dispute resolution methods.

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