SAN BEDA UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF LAW
SAN MIGUEL, MANILA

ASSIGNMENT
IN
LEGAL FORMS

SUBMITTED TO:
ATTY. EDNA BATACAN

SUBMITTED BY:
ZENNIA TURRECHA
3C
I. JUDICIAL DISPUTE RESOLUTION (JDR)
JDR is a process whereby the judge (called the JDR Judge) employs conciliation,
mediation or early neutral evaluation in order to settle a case at the pre-trial stage. In
the event the JDR fails, then another judge (called the trial judge) shall proceed to hear
and decide the case.

A. Role of Lawyers in JDR

II. COURT ANNEXED MEDIATION (CAM)

CAM is a voluntary process conducted under the auspices of the court by referring the
parties to the Philippine Mediation Center (PMC) Unit for the settlement of their
dispute, assisted by a Mediator accredited by the Supreme Court.

A. Role of lawyers in CAM

The lawyers may be present. There are no rules