Keyword: «mediator»
The article discusses the possibility of using the elements of mediation procedure in the model of an alternative way to resolve a criminal law conflict. The analysis of the elements of this procedure and evaluation of the possibility and prospects of each element in the system of existing criminal proceedings.
The article discusses the problem questions of the legal and procedural mediator’s status in the Russian criminal procedure. Author focuses on a problem of mediator`s professional skills in resolving criminal law conflicts. Also, the problem of the lack of legislative regulation of the principles, which the mediator carries out his activities, is highlighted in the article. Author proposes possible solutions to solve these problematic issues.
The article presents an analysis of the concept of mediators' mediation potential, considered as a condition for preparation and a means for resolving disputes and settling conflicts. Mediation potential of mediators is diagnosed through the conflictological competence of conflict resolution and includes socio-psychological characteristics and professionally important personality traits, operational characteristics in conflict resolution, tactics chosen in conflict resolution.
The article examines the psychological and pedagogical aspects of the application of mediation in the process of resolving family conflicts. It analyzes the key factors that influence the effectiveness of mediation, including the emotional state of the participants, their communication skills, and pedagogical approaches to resolving conflict situations. The article also focuses on the role of the mediator as a facilitator who promotes constructive dialogue and restores trust within the family. The article provides recommendations for optimizing psychological and pedagogical support in mediation, aimed at improving the quality and sustainability of the agreements reached. This article is intended for specialists in psychology, pedagogy, social work, and law who are interested in developing alternative methods for resolving family disput.

Natalya Ermishina