Mediation
Moving Beyond "The Right to Be Heard": The Crime Victim's Right to Personal Accountability and Understanding
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Comprehensive Law Movement [DISCLAIMER: THIS ARTICLE IN ITS ORIGINAL (COMPLETE WITH CITATIONS) IS ATTACHED TO THIS POSTING)
Moving Beyond the “Right to Be Heard”:
The Crime Victims’ Right to Personal Accountability and Understanding
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Amanda Hibler
Introduction
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Restorative Justice
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Transforming Law
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Apology and Forgiveness
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Peace and Conflict Resolution
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Juvenile and Criminal Justice
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General Interest
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Lawyers
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Mediators
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Law Students Law Students’ Humanizing “Thinking like a Lawyer”
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Humanizing Legal Education “What would your mother say?”
A Mediator/Educator’s Perspective
Which values and skill sets will best serve us as mediators and perhaps more generally as lawyers? Where do we learn them?
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Humanizing Legal Education
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Many Faces of Mediation
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Therapeutic Jurisprudence
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Law School/Legal Education
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Wholeness/Balance
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Transforming Law
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Peace and Conflict Resolution
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Lawyers
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Mediators
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Teachers/Professors
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Law Students Practical and Flexible Mediation: Tools for Breaking Impasse and Settling Cases, Considerations for Litigators and Mediators
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Expanding Our Toolboxes: Skills for a New Paradigm Disputing parties and their lawyers go to mediation to settle cases. I propose that mediators are most useful when we have a wide array of settlement tools at our disposal. This article is written for litigators thinking about using mediation to settle cases and for mediators thinking about the range of acceptable mediator activity. (ii) Disputes have many similarities, but also many differences.
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Many Faces of Mediation
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Best Practices/Skills
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Peace and Conflict Resolution
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Lawyers
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Mediators Video Podcast: Dan Simon - Part I
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Mini-Cast
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Part 1 of Dan Simon's interview in mp4. Audience:
Clients
Lawyers
Mediators
This is a part one of a four-part series of interviews with Dan Simon a leading transformative mediator and trainer from Minneapolis, Minnesota.
In Part 1 , Dan Simon talks about his professional journey and early experiences as a litigator.
He distinguishes the range of mediation options and begins to talk about his particular expertise: Transformative Mediation.
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Interdisciplinary Approaches
Many Faces of Mediation
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Communication
Peace and Conflict Resolution
Divorce/Family Law
