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| ARTICLES | ||
| Mediation, Improvisation, and All That Jazz | John W. Cooley | 325 |
| Community Lawyering in the Juvenile Cellblock: Creative Uses of Legal Problem Solving to Reconcile Competing Narratives on Prosecutorial Abuse, Juvenile Criminality, and Public Safety | David Dominguez | 387 |
| The Application of Due Process to Arbitration Awards of Punitive Damages--Where is the State Action? | Charles Smith | 417 |
| The Mediator as Cook: Mediation Metaphors at the Movies | Jennifer L. Schulz | 455 |
| STATE LEGISLATIVE UPDATE | ||
| State Legislative Update | J. Matthew Belz |
477 |
| COMMENTS | ||
| Returning to the Circle: The Reemergence of Traditional Dispute Resolution in Native American Communities | Jessica Metoui |
517 |
| Beyond "Let Them Eat Cake": An Argument for the Armendariz Method of Cost Allocation in Mandatory Employment and Consumer Arbitration | Dan O'Hearn |
541 |
| NOTES | ||
| Sacrificing Settlement Agreements in the Name of Mediation Confidentiality: The California Supreme Court's Narrow Holding Has Harsh Consequence | Laura J. Bettenhausen | 567 |
| "Low-Value" & "Predictably Small": When Should Class-Arbitration Waivers be Invalidated as Unconscionable? | Christopher B. McKinney | 579 |
| Arbitration by Accident: The Consequence of Unintentionally Meeting the Clear and Unmistakable Evidence Standard | Mark A. Mulchek | 597 |
| Only the Rich Can Afford a Remedy: The Unconscionable Enforcement of Arbitration Provisions Against the Indigent | Ryan M. Turley | 611 |