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Frequently Asked Questions
- Is mediation in the District Court binding?
- Is mediation in the District Court voluntary?
- Who must attend mediation in the District Court program?
- Are Pro Se (uncounseled) cases eligible for mediation in the District Court?
- Does referral to mediation stop other proceedings in the case?
- Are the mediators paid for their work?
- May litigants choose a particular mediator from the District Court's roster to mediate their case?
- Where are mediation sessions held?
- Is the mediation in the District Court confidential?
- Are the Magistrate Judges part of the District Court Program?
- Do the mediators communicate with the presiding judge?
- What is the procedure if there are disputes or complaints about mediation?
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