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Explore the Justice Systems Toolbox
Explore the Justice Systems Toolbox
We believe everyone possesses the ability to construct creative solutions for their community. The Justice Systems Toolbox is designed to help you effect change from where you are.
What do you want to do?
What do you want to do?
Who built this Toolbox?
Who built this Toolbox?
The lessons and frameworks in this toolbox draw on years of rich quantitative and qualitative data provided by the Native Nations Institute, and the Project on Indigenous Governance and Development and its Honoring Nations Awards program. The Tribal Justice Systems Toolbox (Justice Systems Toolbox) is authored by Judge Korey Wahwassuck, Jennifer Fahey, and Miriam Jorgensen.
disclaimer
disclaimer
The Justice Systems Toolbox contains a sampling of the excellent materials available in various media formats for those interested in tribal justice systems. It is meant as a beginning resource, a starting place for those wishing to learn more. The Justice Systems Toolbox is a “living resource” meant to be updated and further developed over time.
The Justice Systems Toolbox contains a sampling of the excellent materials available in various media formats for those interested in tribal justice systems. It is meant as a beginning resource, a starting place for those wishing to learn more. The Justice Systems Toolbox is a “living resource” meant to be updated and further developed over time.
The Justice Systems Toolbox is not meant to constitute legal advice or to substitute for the advice of a qualified attorney. But it will help you to form questions to ask your attorney if you are developing or expanding your court system.
The Justice Systems Toolbox is not meant to constitute legal advice or to substitute for the advice of a qualified attorney. But it will help you to form questions to ask your attorney if you are developing or expanding your court system.
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