Add to ORKGThis paper will explore the assumptions, values and processes underlying aboriginal justice systems on one hand and alternative dispute resolution based on restorative justice principles on the other. In so doing it will consider whether the recognition of aboriginal justice systems is not only one of the critical pathways for addressing the experience and meeting the aspirations of aboriginal communities, but may also be both a contributing and complimentary force towards the directions in which the reform of the criminal justice system is advancing
This lecture looks at issues of crime and violence in Indigenous communities in the context of broad...
Indigenous Affairs continues to be a controversial and fast moving area of public policy and law, th...
This paper explores the constructions of the Aboriginal community over the past two decades [ethnogr...
This paper will explore the assumptions, values and processes underlying aboriginal justice systems ...
The imminent recognition of an inherent Aboriginal right to selfgovernment signals the beginning of ...
Indigenous people in Australia are vastly over-represented in police custody and prisons. This paper...
Since 1999, a number of Indigenous sentencing courts have been established in Australia that use Ind...
In 2017 the Australian Law Reform Commission released the Pathways to Justice report, an inquiry int...
Dispute Resolution has become an integral part of the legal system in Australia. However, disputes i...
This paper ‘ is a preliminary exploration of two new approaches in criminal justice which have impof...
An examination of Native American cultural definitions of justice illustrates the cultural relevance...
As we visited each of the Civil Justice System and the Public research locations in Alberta, Nova Sc...
Driven for the most part by recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal deaths in custod...
There are three major problems with the use of the rights-based approach to tackle issues of Indigen...
Since 1999, a number of Indigenous sentencing courts have been established in Australia that use Ind...
This lecture looks at issues of crime and violence in Indigenous communities in the context of broad...
Indigenous Affairs continues to be a controversial and fast moving area of public policy and law, th...
This paper explores the constructions of the Aboriginal community over the past two decades [ethnogr...
This paper will explore the assumptions, values and processes underlying aboriginal justice systems ...
The imminent recognition of an inherent Aboriginal right to selfgovernment signals the beginning of ...
Indigenous people in Australia are vastly over-represented in police custody and prisons. This paper...
Since 1999, a number of Indigenous sentencing courts have been established in Australia that use Ind...
In 2017 the Australian Law Reform Commission released the Pathways to Justice report, an inquiry int...
Dispute Resolution has become an integral part of the legal system in Australia. However, disputes i...
This paper ‘ is a preliminary exploration of two new approaches in criminal justice which have impof...
An examination of Native American cultural definitions of justice illustrates the cultural relevance...
As we visited each of the Civil Justice System and the Public research locations in Alberta, Nova Sc...
Driven for the most part by recommendations of the Royal Commission into Aboriginal deaths in custod...
There are three major problems with the use of the rights-based approach to tackle issues of Indigen...
Since 1999, a number of Indigenous sentencing courts have been established in Australia that use Ind...
This lecture looks at issues of crime and violence in Indigenous communities in the context of broad...
Indigenous Affairs continues to be a controversial and fast moving area of public policy and law, th...
This paper explores the constructions of the Aboriginal community over the past two decades [ethnogr...