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Yes, I'm sure, because I read your link, which says that you can't appeal the facts of the case or the merits of the decision, you can only appeal the process,
by jjoonathan 8y ago
Yes, I'm sure, because I read your link, which says that you can't appeal the facts of the case or the merits of the decision, you can only appeal the process, which, in its own words, provides "a high standard of deference to the arbitrator."
- asdfasgasdgasdg 8y agoYou're generally not going to be able to appeal either of those things in court, either, is my point.
- jjoonathan 8y agoIt may be your point, but it isn't the point under debate. We are talking about whether or not the courts provide a check/balance for the decisions of the arbitration system. They do not.