NATIVE AMERICANS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

 

I. INTRODUCTION

 1. "Native Americans, Criminal Justice, Criminological Theory and Policy Development,"

         by Jeffrey Ian Ross and Larry Gould

II. THEORETICAL ISSUES IN THE AREA OF NATIVE AMERICANS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE

2. "Navajo Criminal Justice: A Jungian Perspective,"

                 by Marilyn Holly

3. "Criminalizing Culture: An Anthropologist Looks at Native Americans and the United States Legal System,"

                 by Dorothy H. Bracey

4. "Justice as Phoenix: Traditional Indigenous Law, Restorative Justice, and the Collapse of the State,"

                 by James W. Zion

5. "The Link Between Environmental Policy and the Colonization Process and their effects on American Indians Involvement in Crime, Law and Society"

                 by Linda Robyn and Thom Alcoze

III. CURRENT POLICY ISSUES AFFECTING NATIVE AMERICANS AND THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM

6. "Alcoholism, Colonialism and Crime,"

                 by Larry Gould

7. "Examining The Interpretation and Application of the Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978,"

                 by Tracey M. Bouvier

8. "Law Enforcement and the American Indian: Challenges/Obstacles to Effective Law Enforcement"

                 by Eileen M. Luna and Samuel Walker

9. “Policing Native Americans Off The Rez,"

                 by Jeffrey Ian Ross

10. "Imprisonment and American Indian Medicine Ways: A Comparative Analysis of Conflicting Cultural Beliefs, Values, and Practices"

                 by William G. Archambeault

11. "Criminalization of the Treaty Right to Fish: Response to The Great Lakes Chippewa"

                 by Linda Robyn

12. “Indian Gaming and the American Indian Criminal Justice System”

                 by Nick Peroff

13. "Research on Juvenile Delinquency in Indian Communities: Resisting Generalization,"

by Lisa Bond-Maupin, Taka X. GoodTracks, and James R. Maupin

14. “Recent Trends in Community-Based Strategies For Dealing With Juvenile Crime on the Navajo Nation,”

                 by Marianne O. Nielsen, Dorothy Fulton, and Ivan Tsosie

15. "Scattered like the Reindeer: Alaska Natives and the loss of Autonomy,"

                 by Nella Lee

IV. CONCLUSION

16. "Integrating the Past, The Present and The Future"

                 by Larry Gould and Jeffrey Ian Ross