Forensic Science Seminar
Peer-reviewed forensic science journal · Established 2011
ISSN 2157-118XFOREN SCI SEM · Volume 3

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Study On Pre-litigation Identification as an ADR Method

PAN Xi

Forensic Science Seminar · 2013 · Volume 3 · Issue 3 · pp. 127–134

Peer ReviewedISSN 2157-118X Available online 8 December 2013Public PDF
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Original Abstract

Abstract

China's current law allows the parties to take the pre-litigation identifi cation as a kind of ADR mode to solve civil disputes. Pre-litigation identifi cation is alternative, selective and accurate with the characteristics and mechanism of the ADR. In judicial practice, pre-litigation identifi cation promotes reconciliation, people's mediation and pretrial mediation to realize the alternative dispute resolution, and contribute to the just settlement of the dispute, and to save litigation resources. In reality, pre-litigation identifi cation also exist certain problems and defects, and need further regulation in order to achieve the purpose and the value of the ADR.

Keywords: Forensic science; Pre-litigation identification; ADR; Self identification; Pretrial mediation

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Authors & Publication

Article Details

Affiliations
  1. Nanjing Normal University, Law School, Jiangsu Nanjing 210097, China.

Corresponding author: PAN Xi · Panxi@njnu.edu.cn

Received5 November 2013
Revised9 November 2013
Accepted9 November 2013
Available Online8 December 2013

Citation Information

Document codeR2 · Review
JournalForensic Science Seminar
ISSN2157-118X
Volume / Issue3 / 3
Pages127–134
Publication date8 December 2013
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