Criminal Legal Process and the Rights of Indigenous People Accused of a Crime
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Intended for community workers
Category
Crimes and Tickets
Type of publication Printable Guide
29 pages
This guide answers common questions about the criminal legal process.
It focuses on the realities of Indigenous people facing criminal charges.
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