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Can Problem Solving Principles be used in more traditional courts?

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Can Problem Solving Principles be used in more traditional courts?

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“Absolutely. The principles are just, principles. You don’t need to have a 7 person or a nine person team to implement those principles. But what you are going to need is some staff person within the courts to assist the judge. The judge isn’t going to be able to that all alone.” – Hon. G.