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inlawrev-3834	Dorelli, Michael A.	Recent Developments in Indiana Civil Procedure	2007	44	.pdf	application/pdf	19993	1216	64	For this scheme to work properly, parties must be entitled to rely on trial courts to treat admissions in pleadings as binding on the party making the admission. In support of its holdings, the court in Fuchs explained the policy supporting mandatory mediation: The best interests of Indiana citizens and sound judicial administration are well-served when trial courts fully utilize and promote the use of mediation, which can be an enormously effective tool to facilitate the amicable resolution of disputes, to enable parties to meaningfully participate in crafting solutions that best serve their respective interests, to reduce points of contention that would otherwise require a court hearing, to minimize the destructive polarization that can accompany contested adversarial proceedings, to resolve disputes often more expeditiously and less expensively than by protracted litigation and trial proceedings, to equip parties with dispute resolution skills, and to relieve crowded trial dockets thus enabling courts to provide necessary trials 42.	cache/inlawrev-3834.pdf	txt/inlawrev-3834.txt