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alternative dispute resolution
any formal or informal process to settle disputes without a trial
Trial courts
determine facts and apply the laws to the facts
Appeals courts
accept the facts found by the trial court and review the trial record for errors of law
Motion
a formal request to the court
Voir Dire
The process of selecting jurors in order to obtain an impartial panel.
Discovery
stage prior to trial at which parties may employ various procedural mechanisms to investigate facts of the case and determine the basis of opposing party‘s case/defense.
depose potential witnesses
-Questions answered under oath

-Transcriptions prepared
Interrogatories
Written questions which must be answered in writing under penalty of perjury
Affidavits
Written statements signed under the penalty of perjury
Trial Procedure
-Plaintiff’s Opening
-Defendant’s Opening
-Plaintiff’s Case in Chief
-Defendant’s Case in Chief
-Plaintiff’s Closing
-Defendant’s Closing
-Jury Instructions and Deliberation
-Verdict
Tort Law
victim brings suit and receives compensation or restitution.

-no agreement needed between parties
2 types of Torts
- intentional: harm caused by deliberate action
-neglicence/srict liability: harm caused by neglect rather than by deliberate action