An arbitrator's award is based on:
A) application of law to the evidence presented
B) his personal feelings about the case
C) the presentations of the parties involved
D) the cooperativeness of the parties involved
E) none of the other choices are correct

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An arbitrator's award is based on the application of law to the evidence presented, not on personal feelings or the cooperativeness of the parties involved. The presentations of the parties involved can influence the evidence presented, but ultimately it is the arbitrator's job to apply the law to the evidence presented in order to arrive at a fair and just decision.

An Arbitrator's Award Is Based On