Aboriginal justice
Publisher: University of British Columbia Law Review Society
Published: 1992
Place of publication: Vancouver
Language: eng
Number of pages: 426
Subjects: Indigenous peoples; Legal status, laws; Criminal law; Administration of Justice
Other titles: University of British Columbia law review.
Notes: Cover title.

University of British Columbia Law Review, special edition, 1992.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Contents : Introduction / Gilless Létourneau; title: The criminal code and aboriginal people / Leonard Mandamin, Dennis Callihoo, Albert Angus, Marion Buller.; title: The criminal code of Canada : a review based on the Minister's reference / h/ Archibald Kaiser.; title: In search of the pathways to justice : alternative dispute resolution in aboriginal communities / Michael Jackson.; title: Aboriginal peoples and Canadian criminal law : rethinking justice / P.A. Monture-Okanee, M. E. Turpel.; title: Contents : Aboriginal peoples, criminal justice initiatives and the constitution / Patrick Macklem.; title: A perspective on the application of the Criminal Code to aboriginal peoples in light of the Judgement of the Supreme Court of Canada in R. v. Sparrow / Noel Lyon.; title: Federal-provincial responsibility in the area of Criminal Justice and Aboriginal peoples / A. Wayne MacKay.; title: Treaty responsibilities : a co-relational model / Bruce H. Wildsmith.; title: Aboriginal women, the constitution and Criminal justice / Donna Greschner.; title: The revolving door of despair : aboriginal involvement in the Criminal Justice system / Susan Zimmerman.