By Greg Katz
Daily Journal Staff Writer The Judicial Council has approved new complaint procedures for parties unhappy with their court-connected mediators. The procedures, adopted Oct. 24, outline a complaint system for those who believe their court panel mediators have broken the state's rules for court mediator conduct. Those rules include maintaining statutory confidentiality, conducting the mediation impartially and not coercing parties. ...
Daily Journal Staff Writer The Judicial Council has approved new complaint procedures for parties unhappy with their court-connected mediators. The procedures, adopted Oct. 24, outline a complaint system for those who believe their court panel mediators have broken the state's rules for court mediator conduct. Those rules include maintaining statutory confidentiality, conducting the mediation impartially and not coercing parties. ...
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