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> Alaska Natives & the administration of justice

During 1997 and 1998 the Justice Center provided support for public programming on KNBA 90.3 FM, a public radio station operated by Koahnic Broadcast Corporation. KNBA, "Alaska's New Native Voice," provides public programming for Native and non-Native listeners in Southcentral Alaska.
     Justice Center funding through a gift from Cook Inlet Region, Inc., supported production and broadcasting of the Alaska Native Justice Show, a public affairs program broadcast each Monday on KNBA hosted by Vicki Otte of the Alaska Native Justice Center and Mark Kroloff, General Counsel for Cook Inlet Region, Inc., and a board member of the Alaska Native Justice Center. Topics addressed on the Alaska Native Justice Show have included the death penalty, domestic violence, family youth services, law enforcement recruitment, child support, parole and probation, Indian Country, subsistence, and legal advice call-ins with local attorneys.