Alternative dispute resolution is a method of resolving disputes that:
A)involves extensive legislation.
B)does not rely on the legal system.
C)excludes outside parties.
D)does not involve binding arbitration.

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Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) refers to methods of resolving conflicts without going to court. ADR does not depend on the legal system and can include mediation, arbitration, negotiation, and other approaches to solving problems outside of the court system. Therefore, the best choice is option B. Option A is incorrect because extensive legislation is not necessary for ADR. Option C is incorrect because ADR can involve outside parties such as mediators or arbitrators. Option D is incorrect because binding arbitration is a type of ADR, but not all types of ADR involve binding arbitration.

Alternative Dispute Resolution Is a Method of Resolving Disputes That