Report on aboriginal peoples and criminal justice
equality, respect and the search for justice : as requested by the Minister of Justice under subsection 12(2) of the Law Reform Commission Act.
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Publication
1991 - Law Reform Commission of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario
Language
English
Word Count
31,000 words, Guess
Page Count
124 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL15364651M
- ISBN-100662586417
- OCLC Control Number25088581
- OCLC Control Numberrapportpeuplesauto00lawr
- Library of Congress Control Number92181142
Classifications
- LCCKE7722.C75 L38 1991
Alternate Titles
- Rapport sur les peuples autochtones et la justice pénale.
- Aboriginal peoples and criminal justice.
- Peuples autochtones et la justice pénale.
Description
Report of the Law Reform Commission of Canada with recommendations for short and long term changes affecting aboriginal peoples (Indian, Metis, Inuit) in terms of an aboriginal justice system, community involvement, changes in the prison system and other measures. Includes 15 major recommendations, including establishment of an Aboriginal Justice Institute.
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Series Statement
- Report (Law Reform Commission of Canada) -- 34
Other Editions
- Report on aboriginal peoples and criminal justice: equality, respect and the search for justice : as requested by the Minister of Justice under subsection 12(2) of the Law Reform Commission Act.
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