Understanding and preventing Indigenous offending – Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse

Understanding and preventing Indigenous offending

RB/CIP Number: 9

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Dr Troy Allard

Indigenous over-representation is the most significant social justice and public policy issue for the Australian and New Zealand criminal justice systems. Closing the gap on Indigenous overrepresentation has been identified as a priority and promoted through the National Indigenous Law and Justice Framework and Reducing Offending by M?ori Project (SCAG 2009; Yeboah 2000).

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