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• Title:Justice as healing : indigenous ways / Wanda D. McCaslin, editor.
  
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• Other Contributors/Collections:McCaslin, Wanda D.
  University of Saskatchewan. Native Law Centre.
  
• Published/Created:St. Paul, Minn. : Living Justice Press, 2005.
  

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  • Call Number: KE7722.C75 J87 2005 (LC)
    
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• Library of Congress Subjects:Criminal justice, Administration of--Canada.
  Alternatives to imprisonment--Canada.
  Indians of North America--Legal status, laws, etc.--Canada.
  Indigenous peoples--Legal status, laws, etc.--Canada.
  
• Medical Subjects: Indians, North American--legislation & jurisprudence.
  Oceanic Ancestry Group--legislation & jurisprudence.
  Canada.
  United States.
  New Zealand.
  
• Edition:1st ed.
  
• Description:xlii, 459 pages ; 23 cm.
  
• Summary:"Restorative justice traces its roots to Indigenous traditions world-wide, yet no book on justice presents Indigenous voices speaking directly about Indigenous ways of responding to harms and restoring harmony in relationships. Justice As Healing does just that. It is a collection of articles from the Justice As Healing newsletter produced by the Native Law Centre of Canada at the University of Saskatchewan. Drawing on a decade of writing on justice and on community-based, healing responses to conflicts and crimes, this substantive book features forty-five articles from community members, scholars, judges, lawyers, and Elders, most of whom are Indigenous."--Publisher description.
  
• Notes:Compilation of articles published in Justice as healing : a newsletter on aboriginal concepts of justice from 1995 to 2004, produced by the Native Law Centre of Canada, located at the University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon.
  Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
  
• ISBN:0972188614
  
• Contents:Foreword / Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
  Introduction : Exploring justice as healing / James Sa'ke'j Youngblood Henderson and Wanda D. McCaslin
  Part I. The healing process : speaking the truth
  Introduction : Naming realities of life / Wanda D. McCaslin
  Engaging a healing context / Denise C. Breton
  Warriors of justice and healing / James Sa'ke'j Youngblood Henderson
  Chapter 1. Calls to reclaim our circles
  Treaty-making from an indigenous perspective : a Ned'u'ten-Canadian treaty model / Lorna June McCue
  Residential schools and the intergenerational legacy of abuse / The Aboriginal Healing Foundation
  Decolonizing "truth" : restoring more than justice / Edward C. Valandra
  Hearing the hard stuff / Harley Eagle
  Wicakute omanikiyapi : Dakota death march, November 7-13, 1862 / George Blue Bird
  Indigenous peoples and human rights / Declaration of the World Council of Indigenous Peoples
  Chapter 2. Resisting justice as force
  Aboriginal notions of justice : questioning relationships of force / Ross Gordon Green and Kearney F. Healy
  Promises worth keeping / Harold Johnson
  Punishment vs. healing : how does traditional Indian law work? / James W. Zion
  The "one law for all" myth / James W. Zion
  Part II. The healing process : being a good relative
  Introduction : Reweaving the fabrics of life / Wanda D. McCaslin
  Chapter 3. Healing worldviews
  Teachings of the seven prophets : the seven fires / A traditional story written down by Edward Benton Banai and read by Elder William Commanda
  Defining traditional healing / Gloria Lee
  Indigenous justice systems and tribal society / Ada Pecos Melton
  Healing as justice : the Navajo response to crime / Chief Justice Robert Yazzie
  Maori justice : the marae as a forum for justice / Nin Tomas
  Aboriginal justice : a Haudenosaunee approach / Michael Cousins
  Chapter 4. Respecting community
  From the power to punish to the power to heal / Judge Bria Huculak
  Evaluating the quality of justice / Russel L. Barsh
  Throwing the baby eagle out of the nest / John Borrows
  Chapter 5. Community peacemaking
  A healing circle in the Innu community of Sheshashit / Appendix "A" to the decision of Justice O'Regan, Newfoundland Supreme Court
  Aboriginal community healing in action : the Hollow Water approach / Rupert Ross
  The sentencing circle : seeds of a community healing process / The Hollow Water First Nations community holistic circle healing interim report, 1994
  Community-based justice initiatives of the Saskatoon tribal council / Yvonne Boyer
  Alternative justice : testing the waters / Judge Steven Point
  Part III. The healing process : relying on our own ways
  Introduction : Healing in rough waters / Wanda D. McCaslin
  Chapter 6. Responding to harm's legacy
  Invoking international law / Chief Ted Moses
  Protecting knowledge
  traditional resource rights in the new millennium : defending indigenous peoples' heritage / Erica-Irene A. Daes
  Protecting indigenous knowledge and heritage : a global challenge / Marie Battiste and James Sa'ke'j Youngblood Henderson
  The United States Supreme Court and indigenous peoples : still a long way to go toward a therapeutic role / S. James Anaya
  Denial, acknowledgment, and peace-building through reconciliatory justice / Robert Joseph
  Chapter 7. Shape-shifting systems
  Thinking about change / Patricia A. Monture-Angus
  Sentencing within a restorative justice paradigm : procedural implications of R. v. Gladue / Judge M.E. Turpel-Lafond
  Restorative justice and the Youth Criminal Justice Act / Judge Bria Huculak
  Alter-natives to non-violence report : aboriginal youth gangs exploration
  a community development process / Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations
  The newest old gem : family group conferencing / Gloria Lee
  Family group conferencing : the myth of indigenous empowerment in New Zealand / Juan Marcellus Tauri
  Commission on first nations and metis peoples and justice reform : 2003 interim report and 2004 final report / J. Wilton Littlechild, chair
  Aboriginal legal theory and restorative justice / James J.R. Guest
  Chapter 8. Honoring healing paths
  Indian justice : our vision / Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations' strategic plan for Indian justice
  Saskatchewan holds court in Cree / Wanda D. McCaslin
  Peacemaking and the Tsuu T'ina court / Judge L.S. Tony Mandamin in consultation with Ellery Starlight and Monica One-spot
  Implementation of alternative structures for dispute resolution / Larissa Behrendt
  Mapping the healing journey : first nations research project on healing in Canadian aboriginal communities / Phil Lane Jr. [and others]
  Closing reflections : Digging deeper : challenges for restorative justice / Denise C. Breton.