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The 14 pages that link to Alternative dispute resolution, each with the reason it gives.

• Procedural justiceRelated: Their design raises direct questions about voice, neutrality, and fair participation.

• Access to justiceRelated: It offers routes to resolve disputes that may be quicker or less costly than trial.

• Civil procedureCompared with: These processes can settle disputes without a civil court’s full litigation procedure.

• Legal pluralismRelated: These forums can provide additional pathways alongside state courts and community authorities.

• Adversarial systemCompared with: These methods can resolve disputes without a full adversarial trial.

• AdjudicationNarrower topic: It groups processes such as mediation and arbitration that may substitute for court adjudication.

• Civil lawCompared with: These processes can resolve civil disputes without a judge deciding the merits.

• Legal professionRelated: These services broaden the profession’s role beyond courtroom advocacy.

• Procedural lawCompared with: These methods replace or supplement formal court proceedings.

• Dispute resolutionNarrower topic: It groups several non-court procedures commonly used to settle disputes.

• Legal proceedingCompared with: These methods can resolve disputes without a court proceeding.

• Judy SheindlinNarrower topic: Her programs popularized an entertainment-facing version of dispute resolution outside conventional courtrooms.

• Matter (law)Compared with: Some legal matters are resolved without a court adjudicating them.

• Practice of lawCompared with: Lawyers often advise or represent clients in these processes instead of court proceedings.