Courts can use judicial review to change the awards of voluntary arbitration when:
A) either disputing party is dissatisfied with the award.
B) the arbitrator made erroneous rulings during the hearing.
C) the actions of the arbitrator are deemed fraudulent or arbitrary.
D) the arbitrator reached erroneous findings of fact from the evidence.
E) an arbitrator makes a mistake of law during the proceedings.

Question

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The arbitrator's findings on questions of both fact and law are conclusive. The judicial review of an arbitrator's award is quite restricted and is more limited than the appellate review of a trial court's decision.

Courts Can Use Judicial Review to Change the Awards of Voluntary