A report on the relationship between restorative justice and indigenous legal traditions in Canada / Larry Chartrand and Kanatase Horn.: J4-51/2016E-PDF
"This report is intended to help readers better understand restorative justice and Indigenous legal traditions on their own terms, as well as help readers understand the relationship between them. It will discuss restorative justice and Indigenous legal systems independently, and through this process, will demonstrate how they are both similar in several respects, yet also quite different in other respects. This report will highlight how most, if not all, Indigenous legal traditions contain principles and mechanisms that can be described as promoting community healing, reconciliation, and the reintegration of the offender"--p. 3.
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| Title | A report on the relationship between restorative justice and indigenous legal traditions in Canada / Larry Chartrand and Kanatase Horn. |
| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [English] |
| Other language editions | [French] |
| Later edition | A report on the relationship between restorative justice and Indigenous legal traditions in Canada |
| Format | Digital text |
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| Description | 17 p. |
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