Which of the Following Is a Drawback of Private Judging

question 66

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is a drawback of private judging?

• A)The judge who oversees the process is generally not very experienced in such matters as evidence and decision rendering.
• B)In states where statutes permit hiring a judge for trials,the parties' ability to appeal is seldom preserved.
• C)The hired judge presides over a private trial that is truncated by limits on abbreviated rules of procedure,as is the case with arbitration
• D)The enforceability of judgments rendered is sometimes questionable.
• E)The parties who pay for this service will have to wait to have their cases heard in the public court.

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