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2. Ofiary katastrofy
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*Key Features:*
- *Informal Setting*: Lok Adalats are held in informal settings, like community centers or temples.
- *No Lawyers*: Parties represent themselves, without the need for lawyers.
- *Mediator-Like Judges*: Judges act as mediators, facilitating negotiations
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Real-life analogy: Lower classes have fewer resources → less chance of success
Connection to Conflict Theory (Karl Marx): Society = struggle between groups; unequal access to resources maintains social hierarchy
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Key Idea: Human nature depends on nurture;
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