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    When calling the victim and the offender I would explain the process to them the same way. I would start off by explaining that victim offender mediation is a program that gives the victim and the offender a chance to communicate. (Wilmot & Hocker, 2014) We would start off by meeting in a calm setting where we would be with your support system along with the offenders. We would introduce everyone and you could ask any questions you may have to clarify the process, or anything I may have missed.…

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    concept in recent years, ADR has proven helpful in resolving custody issues between parents. Much more casual than the typical courtroom setting, through the help of mediation, the parents have the ability to play an active role in coming to an agreement regarding key topics, rather than surrendering such decisions to a judge or…

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    Civil mediation in Little Rock AR Divorce mediation in Little Rock AR Arbitration in Little Rock AR Alternative Dispute Resolution in Little Rock AR 250 words The Advantages of Civil Mediation in Little Rock, AR Civil lawsuits are known for being expensive and slow to resolve. In many civil cases, the parties spend a fortune on attorney fees and court expenses and wait years for a trial to resolve their dispute. At the end of the case, the parties may not even like the judge’s ruling. In…

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    Methods like mediation, conciliation and arbitration, are becoming an alternative source of formal litigation. People are more familiar with these processes as they understand the advantages of these process and how they will assist with parties while resolving their dispute. 1 Since methods like mediation, is considered by some people to be a more appropriate resolution method, some may argue that mediation should form part of the civil pre-trial procedure as it will speed up the procedure, as…

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    brainstorming and communicating with us on how they felt about the issue and what they wanted to get out of this. We wanted to explain how mediations are run as a form of alternative dispute resolution. Our objective was to be as neutral as possible, our purpose was to usher each side to communicate about the issue what their approaches were in the upcoming mediation and what offers or suggestions they may have to the opposing side. We evaluated the role played by the disputants in the initial…

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    Mediation is defined as a process in which disputants attempt to resolve their differences with the assistance of a third party that they find acceptable (Coleman, 2014). This will become the beginning of resolving conflicts and learning how to work with each…

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    Mediation: Advocate vs Facilitator From the first mediation class, I learned that the mediator’s role is to ease a conversation in order to guide two or more conflicting parties towards a resolution. Consequently, it is imperative that the mediator is trusted by all parties in order to allow comfortability with the issue, sharing their interests, and conflict resolution process. As facilitators of the process, mediators do not have a stake in the outcome of the mediation. Their role is to be…

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    Competetion exist because of interest, values, actions, status, objectives and other needs. Sometimes competetion is purposly created because of job specification needs (Bisno, 1988). But more importantly is with every problem, crisis, or conflict, there is a possiblity of success and failure. It is important to identify, nurture and harvest the success seeds as it is the responsibilities of the crisis management (Augustine, 2000). Conflict is natural, not positive and not negative, and it is…

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    are in a meeting people you feel find that they stick with one hat. In order to have people not stay on one hat you need to be willing to collaborate and work with them. After we finished our exercise we then began working on our role plays. My mediation centered on a trucker who was wrongly fired because he had a slight amount of marijuana in his system. As the trucker I had to tell the mediators that I did not smoke any sort of marijuana. The reason that my test came back positive was due to…

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    off a certain perception to human action, and humans must interpret this perception to make it a part of their reality. The greater the relation of actions from one through the other, the more effective their interface. Verbeek’s account on the mediation of action can also be related to a different concept. By using language in the place of technology, we can see that the concept works in relation to both. When people speak, their speech serves as a means of expression. Much like Verbeek’s…

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