“14.1 JURY TRIAL WAIVER Except where prohibited by law, you and Headspace waive any constitutional and statutory rights to go to court and have a trial in front of a judge or a jury. Rather, you and Headspace elect to have claims and disputes resolved by arbitration.”
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Waiving constitutional and statutory trial rights eliminates access to a public court proceeding for any covered claim, which affects procedural protections available to users.
A reader gives up constitutional and statutory rights to a court trial before a judge or jury; covered claims and disputes are resolved through arbitration instead.
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"14.1 JURY TRIAL WAIVER Except where prohibited by law, you and Headspace waive any constitutional and statutory rights to go to court and have a trial in front of a judge or a jury. Rather, you and Headspace elect to have claims and disputes resolved by arbitration.Excerpt from Headspace's Terms and Conditions
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Waiving constitutional and statutory trial rights eliminates access to a public court proceeding for any covered claim, which affects procedural protections available to users.
A reader gives up constitutional and statutory rights to a court trial before a judge or jury; covered claims and disputes are resolved through arbitration instead.
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