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Australian Law Reform Commission Reform Journal

Indigenous community justice groups : the Queensland experience

Authors: Limerick, Michael

Publishers: Australian Law Reform Commission Reform Journal

The obsession with the issue of the recognition of customary law has focused on the content of rules and customs rather than on the process of governing social relations, and […]

Not just payback : Indigenous customary law

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Authors: Clark, Geoff

Publishers: Australian Law Reform Commission Reform Journal

Indigenous customary law should not be viewed simply in terms of traditional tribal punishments but should be seen principally as the application of cultural values and principles to Indigenous community […]

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