Index

• Author: Andrew J. Pirie
• Profession: Faculty of Law. University of Victoria
• Pages: 433-436

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INDEX

Abel, Richard, 13

Aboriginal, 20–25, 48, 137, 263, 295, 297

Adjudication, 47, 81, 242–43.

See also

Courts

Adjudicative processes, 83

ADR

business, 264–74

case notes, 313–3

case studies and problems, 343–78

context, in, 14–25

contract clauses, 269

court-connected, 49, 323–42

criminal, 257–58

critiques, 11–13

culture, 282–306

education, 386–94

environmental, 29, 275–79, 296

family, 246–56

feminist critique, 35, 188–91

future development, 379–99

glossary of terms, 47–52

goals, 9–14

history of, 6–14

ideology, 30–32, 296, 381, 383

institutionalization, 50

judge-assisted, 50

judicial decisions, 312–23

judicial opposition, 324–27

key concepts, 34–90

law of, 307–42

legislation, 309–11, 401–429

meaning of, 1–32

multidisciplinary nature of, 25–29,

382–83

pledge, 271–72

practice, 238–81

preventative, 51

role of judges, 231, 328–31

statutes referring to, 309–12, 401–29

terms and terminologies, 35–52

Adversarial/non-adversarial thinking,

52–63

communitarian values, 59–60

ethic of care, 60

partisan representation, 54

party autonomy, 54

Adversary system, 53

benefits to, 55

critiques, 56–58

Advisory opinion, 47, 81

Anger, feigned and real, 119

Arbitration, 48, 212–37

confidentiality, 218

developments, 224–34

flexibility, 217, 218

hybrid arbitration processes, 230–32

judicial deference, 221, 224

key features, 213–24

mandatory arbitration clauses, 232–34

mandatory court-annexed, 50

med-arb, 81, 230

mini-trial, 82, 231, 270–71