Vol. 41, Issue 2, 1989April 01, 1989 EDT
Efficiency and Protection, or Empowerment and Recognition? The Mediator’s Role and Ethical Standards in Mediation
Efficiency and Protection, or Empowerment and Recognition? The Mediator’s Role and Ethical Standards in Mediation
Robert A. Baruch Bush,
Articles in Vol. 41, Issue 2, 1989
Vol. 41, Issue 2, 1989
- Importance of the Memory: Factor in Analyzing the Reliability of Hearsay Testimony: A Lesson Slowly Learnt--and Quickly ForgottenEdward J. Imwinkelried
- Efficiency and Protection, or Empowerment and Recognition? The Mediator's Role and Ethical Standards in MediationRobert A. Baruch Bush
- Smurfs, Money Laundering, and the Federal Criminal Law: The Crime of Structuring TransactionsSarah N. Welling
- Battered Child Syndrome: Evidence of Prior Acts in DisguiseMichael S. Orfinger
- Whether to Overrule Statutory Based Civil Rights Precedent: Whose Needs Should PrevailAlexa R. Pavchinksi
- Evidence: "General Acceptance" and the Admissibility of Scientific TestimonyEdward Licitra
Robert A. Baruch Bush, Efficiency and Protection, or Empowerment and Recognition? The Mediator’s Role and Ethical Standards in Mediation, 41 Fla. L. Rev. 253 (1989).
