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Abstract
As the use of Alternative Dispute Resolution spreads, the question of who is qualified to provide mediation services becomes ever more important. In determining which selection methods to use in choosing qualified mediators for a particular court or program, attention should be paid to the effectiveness of each specific method, the cost to use it, and whether the method unduly discriminates against individuals of different cultural groups or with varying mediation styles. Just like any other selection procedure in the world of employment, a mediator qualification requirement ought to be analyzed in terms of effectiveness, cost, and discriminatory effects before it is used to say who is and who isn 't a qualified mediator.
Recommended Citation
Norma Jeanne Hill,
Qualification Requirements of Mediators,
1998 J. Disp. Resol.
(1998)
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