Aboriginal youth and the criminal justice system
the injustice of justice?
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Contributions
- Bailey-Harris, Rebecca J. - Contributor
- Wundersitz, Joy. - Contributor
Publication
1990 - Cambridge University Press, Cambridge [England, England
Language
English
Word Count
39,000 words, Guess
Page Count
156 pages
Identifiers
- ISBN-100521374642
- ISBN-139780521374644
- Goodreads2076773
- Library of Congress Control Number89025157
- Open LibraryOL2203363M
Classifications
- DDC364.3/6/0899915
- LCCGN665 .G34 1990
Subjects
Topics
LawYouthJeunesseAboriginesRechtspraakStrafjustizSysteme penalLaw, australiaYouth, australiaJeugdcriminaliteitJugendgerichtsbarkeitAustralian AboriginesAboriginal AustraliansCriminal justice systemLaw - Legal aid servicesAustraliens (Aborigenes)Aboriginal Australian YouthYouth, Aboriginal AustralianAustralian indigenous studiesCriminology and law enforcementLaw - Legal system - MagistratesAustraliens (Aborigenes) - JeunesseAustraliens (Aborigenes) - Systeme penalLaw enforcement - Police-youth relationsLanguage - Vocabulary - Human classificationLaw enforcement - Criminal law and procedureSocioeconomic conditions - Living conditionsLaw enforcement - Police conduct and attitudesAboriginal Australians -- Criminal justice system
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