Siegel, Natalie – Indigenous Justice Clearinghouse

Siegel, Natalie

Bush Court: administering criminal court process and corrective services in remote Aboriginal communities

Resources Sept,2002

Authors: Siegel, Natalie

Publishers: Monash University ,

Over a six-month period beginning July 2000, the author researched eight different Bush Courts in remote communities throughout the Northern Territory and Western Australia, and evaluated the level of legal […]

Court’ in the System: The Impact of the Circuiting Bush Court Upon Criminal Justice Administration and Domestic Violence Prosecution in Aboriginal Communities

Resources July,2003

Authors: Siegel, Natalie

Publishers: Current Issues in Criminal Justice, 15(1), pp56-60

Aboriginal Legal Service defence lawyers face uniquely challenging conditions when the Magistrates Court intermittently circuits remote Aboriginal communities and isolated towns in Northern Australia. Based on the findings of research […]

Is white justice delivery in black communities by ‘Bush Court’ a factor in Aboriginal over-representation within our legal system?

Resources

Authors: Siegel, Natalie,

Publishers: Monash University Law Review, 28(2) 2002; 268-298

Based on field research conducted throughout remote Aboriginal communities, this article evaluates the Bush Court system operating throughout the Northern Territory and Western Australia. The article examines features that differentiate […]

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