Which of the following is true of voluntary arbitration? Multiple Choice Courts can always examine the merits of the controversy and the reasoning supporting the arbitrator's decision. The award cannot be set aside on the grounds that the arbitrator reached erroneous findings of fact from the evidence. Judicial review cannot correct fraudulent or arbitrary actions by an arbitrator. A reviewing court can reject an award based on general considerations of presumed public interests. Any error of law on the part of the arbitrator renders an award void