Staff Paper on Village Councils

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Author
Hippler, Arthur E.
Conn, Stephen
Keyword
Alaska Natives
bush justice
customary law
rural justice
traditional law ways
tribal courts
village conciliation boards
village councils
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http://hdl.handle.net/11122/10732
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JC 7512.02
Abstract
This excerpt from the forthcoming UCLA-Alaska Law Review article "The Village Council and Its Offspring: A Reform for Bush Justice" describes techniques used historically by Alaska Native village councils to resolve disputes. All of these techniques were observed in 1975 in villages where councils still aid in dispute adjustment.
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Excerpted from: Hippler, Arthur E.; & Conn, Stephen. (1975). "The Village Council and Its Offspring: A Reform for Bush Justice." UCLA-Alaska Law Review 5(1): 22–57 (Fall 1975). (https://heinonline.org/HOL/P?h=hein.journals/uclaak5&i=28).
Table of Contents
Rule Making, Rule Enforcing, and Conciliation / Council Techniques – Scolding and Probation / Village Councils and the Modern Legal System / The Council as a Forum for Dispute Resolution
Date
1975
Source
Stephen Conn Papers
Publisher
Institute of Social, Economic and Government Research, University of Alaska, Fairbanks
Type
Report
Citation
Hippler, Arthur E.; & Conn, Stephen. (1975). "Staff Paper on Village Councils." Stephen Conn Papers. Fairbanks, AK: Bush Justice Development Program, Institute of Social, Economic & Government Research, University of Alaska, Fairbanks.
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