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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2020 · 44 MIN

The Case for Indigenous Justice in Canada: an interview with Harold R. Johnson

from The Trauma-Informed Lawyer · host Harold B. Johnson

TW: There is some discussion about exposure to graphic evidence and prosecuting crimes involving sexual violence. You can learn more about Myrna and her work at: www.myrnamccallum.ca

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In this episode, Harold Johnson and I discuss his inspiration and motivation for writing Peace and Good Order. Our conversation is real, honest and offers an Indigenous assessment of the impacts that the current criminal justice system has on Indigenous communities, particularly in northern Saskatchewan. We cover subjects including empathy, racism, trauma, prison, redemption, policing, law school and we explore what justice means and Harold argues that in order for justice to be just it must be given back to the communities.

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