The phrase "alternative adjudication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing methods of resolving disputes outside of traditional court systems, such as mediation or arbitration.
Example: "Many businesses are now opting for alternative adjudication to resolve conflicts more efficiently."
Alternatives: "alternative dispute resolution" or "non-traditional adjudication".
Arbitration is a form of dispute resolution that offers an alternative to court adjudication.
Gupta said the state does a "commendable" job of using post-adjudication alternatives after a child has been found guilty.
Where are we going?" In this lecture, I place those questions in the context of alternative dispute resolution ("ADR") and adjudication, in the hopes of gaining insights into the future of adjudicatory procedures as we approach the end of the twentieth century.
14.1 & 14.2); o Right to speedy adjudication and promotion of alternatives to pre-trial detention, although release may be subject to certain guarantees (Art. 14.5); o Right to challenge unlawful detention and to secure release if detention is deemed unlawful by a court (Art. 14.6); o Right to compensation in the case of unlawful arrest or detention (Art.
Traditional dispute resolution processes include court litigation (court adjudication), arbitration, mediation and other alternative dispute resolution (ADR) procedures.
As the state makes alternative dispute resolution its own, both ADR and adjudication are being reconceptualized.
When she returned to the Bay Area campus, Francis also reported the attack to the university and pursued adjudication through what's known as the Alternative Review Process, a board consisting of students and staff trained to handle sexual assault cases.
In the first alternative the preference period is two years prior to the date of adjudication, in the second it is one month.
For purposes of this chapter, an alternative dispute resolution process includes any process or procedure, other than an adjudication by a presiding judge, in which a neutral third party participates to assist in the resolution of issues in controversy, through processes such as early neutral evaluation, mediation, minitrial, and arbitration as provided in sections 654 through 658.
In 1988-89, he served as the Executive Director of the Private Adjudication Center, Inc., an affiliate of the Duke Law School specializing in alternative dispute resolution; he also served for some years as a member of the PAC's executive committee.
