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General Order No. 11-10 <br /> 1 the process of alternative dispute resolution. <br /> 2 <br /> 3 2. ADMINISTRATION <br /> 4 2.1 ADR Judge. A district judge shall be appointed by the Chief Judge <br /> 5 to serve as Chair of the ADR Committee. That judge will also serve as the ADR <br /> 6 Judge of this Court. The ADR Judge shall serve as the primary liaison between the <br /> 7 Court and ADR Program staff, consulting with staff on matters of policy, program <br /> S design and evaluation, education, training and administration. <br /> 9 2.2 Appointment of the ADR Program Director. The ADR Program <br /> 10 shall be coordinated by an ADR Program Director at the direction of the Clerk of <br /> 11 Court. <br /> 12 2.3 Duties of the ADR Program Director. The duties of the ADR <br /> 13 Program Director shall be established by the Court, and shall include the following: <br /> 14 (a) Maintain, on the Court website, the current list of panel members <br /> 15 available to act as mediators; <br /> 16 (b) Report to the Court on the status and effectiveness of the ADR <br /> 17 Program, and maintain records, including disposition and <br /> 18 success rates, for this purpose; <br /> 19 (c) Serve as a neutral in selected cases; <br /> 20 (d) Perform any additional duties as the Court may direct which are <br /> 21 necessary for the efficient administration of the ADR Program. <br /> 22 2.4 Duties of the Bar. The Central District's Lawyer Representatives' <br /> 23 Mediation Panel Selection Committee will assist the Court with the ADR Program <br /> 24 in the following ways: <br /> 25 (a) Recruit suitable candidates for the Mediation Panel; <br /> 26 (b) Review candidate applications for the Mediation Panel and <br /> 27 provide advice to the Court in connection with the selection and <br /> 28 appointment of panel members; and <br /> 2 <br />