Which of the following is true of a caucus in the process of mediation?
A) It constitutes misconduct on the part of the arbitrator.
B) Once the mediator uses a caucus, the parties cannot meet face-to-face.
C) A caucus is only allowable if both parties are present at all times.
D) The presence of a mediator is not essential to the conduct of a caucus.
E) A caucus involves the mediator, and only one of the disputing parties.

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Sometimes, the mediator may decide that the process will be more productive if the parties and their attorneys meet with the mediator outside the presence of the other disputant. This private meeting is called a caucus.

Which of the Following Is True of a Caucus in the Process