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Resolving
Disputes Locally: Alternatives for Rural Alaska.
Anchorage: Alaska Judicial Council,
August 1992.
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Abstract: Evaluates three rural organizations
which use alternative methods for resolving disputes: Minto Tribal
Court, which attempts to resolve local civil regulatory and quasi-criminal
cases in a traditional Athabascan manner; Sitka Tribal Court,
which hears children's cases under the Indian Child Welfare Act
(ICWA) and traditional Tlingit law; and "PACT," a community
conciliation organization in Barrow.
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