Trial by Special Judge: The Ignored Stepchild of ADR
By Dan Downey , February 8, 2012
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Judge Downey draws attention to a program and system that he argues is misunderstood and underused. He explains that trial by special judge, as compared to trial by jury and arbitration, is more cost effective, more convenient, gives a right to an appeal, and removes the uncertainty of a jury.
