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A serious drawback to a court of mediation is that
 
  a. all of the parties involved must share the same norms and values.
  b. it is inherently unfair since the judge is not involved in the case.
  c. it is difficult to protect the guilty party from retribution by the victim's relatives.
  d. All of these are drawbacks to courts of mediation.
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