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The justice system and aboriginal people a video summary of volume 1 of the report of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry.

The justice system and aboriginal people a video summary of volume 1 of the report of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry.

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Appointed by the government of Manitoba in 1988, the Commissioners of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry travelled over 18,000 kilometres, held hearings in 43 communities and 10 jails and listened to 800 presentations, as they examined the troubled relationship between Aboriginal people and the justice system. It was the most comprehensive review of the justice system and Aboriginal concerns ever undertaken in Canada. The results of this Inquiry have...

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1 videocassette (45 min.) : sound, color with some black and white segments ; 1/2 in
analog
magnetic
VHS
Target Audience Note:
Adult
Other Title:
Report of the Aboriginal justice inquiry
Notes:
VHS
Licensed for public performance
This video presentation is a summary of the report of the Aboriginal Justice Inquiry. Printed version can be obtained from the Queen's Printer, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Director: Alan Lawrence
Commissioners: Associate Chief Justice A.C. Hamilton and Associate Chief Justice C.M. Sinclair
Narrators: Bernelda Wheeler and Tom Jackson
Control Number:
662075
Other Authors:
Hamilton, A. C. (Alvin Chown)
Jackson, Tom, 1948-
Lawrence, Alan
Sinclair, Murray, 1951-2024
Wheeler, Bernelda, 1937-2005
Why Not Productions Inc
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