The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ.Butterworths, 1998 - Law |
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Page 215
... involved directly in the mediation process , although their role seems to be rarely properly de- fined . Many jurisdictions in the United States require attorneys to advise clients of the availability of mediation . A review is at ...
... involved directly in the mediation process , although their role seems to be rarely properly de- fined . Many jurisdictions in the United States require attorneys to advise clients of the availability of mediation . A review is at ...
Page 328
... involved in that sort of activity . He did so because the undercover constable had played on the appellant's belief that they were cousins , importuned him over a long time , and offered the induce- ment of money which he knew the ...
... involved in that sort of activity . He did so because the undercover constable had played on the appellant's belief that they were cousins , importuned him over a long time , and offered the induce- ment of money which he knew the ...
Page 422
... involved in that process . Whether they regard all my criticisms as miscreant is hard to tell . According to the letter , " most " of my " allegations " " seem " to be " unfounded and unsubstantiated " . In fact , by far the greater ...
... involved in that process . Whether they regard all my criticisms as miscreant is hard to tell . According to the letter , " most " of my " allegations " " seem " to be " unfounded and unsubstantiated " . In fact , by far the greater ...
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