Short Papers Prepared for the Law Reform Commission While in Australia

Authors

• Conn N/A

Files

Description

These four brief papers were submitted for the consideration of the Law Review Commission of Australia (later the Australian Law Review Commission) in its inquiry about whether it would be desirable to apply, either in whole or in part, Aboriginal customary law to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The author presents suggestions and information based on his research on traditional law ways among Alaska Native peoples and the relationship between indigenous law and the western law system in Alaska.

Publication Date

4-13-1980

Keywords

Alaska Natives, Australia, colonialism, courts, customary law, justice administration, legal pluralism, traditional law ways

Recommended Citation

N/A, Conn, "Short Papers Prepared for the Law Reform Commission While in Australia" (1980). Reports. 147.
https://scholarworks.alaska.edu/uaa_justice_reports/147

Handle

http://hdl.handle.net/11122/10724