What is the general rule concerning what is said during a mediation and a later court proceeding?
A) mediators must always testify about what they know
B) mediators will often, but not always, have to testify
C) mediators cannot be required to testify
D) mediators may never testify
E) none of the other choices is the correct rule as stated by the Colorado Supreme Court

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The general rule is that mediators cannot be required to testify about what was said during a mediation session due to confidentiality and privilege protections, unless there is a waiver by the parties involved or a statutory exception applies. This is consistent with the Colorado Uniform Mediation Act and Colorado Supreme Court decisions.

What Is the General Rule Concerning What Is Said During