GOVT 408 Quiz 1
GOVT 408 Quiz 1: Methods of Dispute Resolution and the Parties
- In arbitration, the jury is the finder of fact and the judge is the finder of law
- A mini-trial is an abreviated trial that results in binding judgment.
- Trial result in judgments or decrees while arbitration results in awards.
- Private arbitration awards and litigation judgments may be appealed to a higher tribunal.
- A paralegal who is employed by an attorney may provide the attorney’s client with legal advice.
- The neutral third party resolves the dispute for the parties in mediation.
- The role of the aggrieved party will vary depending on which dispute resolution process her or she has selected.
- The award of an arbitrator is more final than the judgment of a judge.
- An arbitrator may sit alone or as a member of an arbitration panel; a trial judge always sits alone.
- The mediator in a court sponsored mediation, the arbitrator in a court annexed arbitration, and the trial judge in a private judging by court referral must all be active, retired, or former judges.
- Which of the following dispute resolution processes are forms of unilateral action?
- Which of the following dispute resolution processes are forms of third party adjudication?
- Which of the following dispute resolution processes are forms of bilateral action?
- Which of the following dispute resolution processes will result in a winner and a loser?
- Which of the following may actively participate in inaction?
- Which of the following may actively participate in acquiescence?
- Which of the following may actively participate in self-help?
- Which of the following may actively participate in negotiation?
- Which of the following may participate in ombuds?
- Which of the following is not a correct answer to the question of “list those who may actively participate in litigation?”