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In some circles, the concept of jury nullification garners much attention and discussion. Courts, however, forbid the mention of nullification to jurors. Jurors can decide that a law is wrong or does not apply in a particular situation, yet the law prevents a defendant from telling a jury that they have that power. Over time, an alternative discussion around jury…
Mediation offers a broad range of options to resolve a conflict. Litigation, on the other hand, offers merely what the law permits. A judge’s choices are limited to those within the judge’s jurisdiction. In a mediation setting, thought, parties can reach agreements which a judge would not be able to consider. Collaboration between parties, even people who are having trouble…