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RI Supreme Court Proposes Use of Former Judges as Private Decision-Makers

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Litigants in publicly filed civil cases in Rhode Island may soon have another means of resolving their dispute, by hiring a private, retired judge to hear their cases confidentially. The proposal is based on a law that was enacted in 1984 but has not been used. According to an ABA Journal's write-up:Under Rhode Island's Retired Justice Trial Act, litigants decide where the case would be heard and

Full post as published by National Arbitration Forum Blog on January 06, 2009 (boomark / email).

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