Oregon’s Vanishing
Civil Jury Trial
A Treasured Right, or a Relic?
By Janine Robben

Innovative Program Provides Needed Courtroom Experience
By Janine Robben

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The Perfect Mediation
By Richard G. Spier

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A Word of Caution
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By Cliff Collins

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If trial by jury in civil cases is — as James
Madison said in 1789 — “as essential to
secure the liberty of the people” as any
right of nature, our liberty is in peril, as
Janine Robben reports.