Child welfare, indigenous parents and judicial mediation Robert Leckey
By: Leckey, Robert
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ArticleSeries: Journal of Law and Society.Publisher: Cardiff University Law School, 2022Subject(s): CHILD WELFARE | COLONISATION | INDIGENOUS PEOPLES | IWI TAKETAKE | JUSTICE | INTERNATIONAL | CANADAOnline resources: DOI: 10.1111/jols.12349 (Open access)
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Journal of Law and Society, 2022, 49: 151-169Summary: Can judicial mediation within a settler state's justice system improve the experiences of dealing with child welfare services for indigenous parents? Interviews with social workers, lawyers and judges in the Canadian province of Quebec yield little basis for optimism. (From the abstract). Record #7617
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Journal of Law and Society, 2022, 49: 151-169
Can judicial mediation within a settler state's justice system improve the experiences of dealing with child welfare services for indigenous parents? Interviews with social workers, lawyers and judges in the Canadian province of Quebec yield little basis for optimism. (From the abstract). Record #7617
