Dispute Processing is a theoretical framework within the field of legal consciousness that systematizes the stages and mechanisms through which legal conflicts are identified, negotiated, and resolved by individuals and institutions.
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The Selection of Disputes for Litigation
George L. Priest, Benjamin Klein · The Journal of Legal Studies · 1984 · 1.3K citations
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