Two chief judges in Native American courts work to reduce incarceration rates and promote healing by restoring offenders rather than punishing them.
Synopsis
Two chief judges in Native American courts work to reduce incarceration rates and promote healing by restoring offenders rather than punishing them.
Synopsis
Chief judges in their tribe's courts work in their communities to redefine justice. These two Native American women focus on reducing incarceration rates. They implement restorative practices to address crime and support offenders in healing. The documentary covers their daily efforts and the challenges they face. It presents their fight for change within the justice system. The film runs for 87 minutes and was released in 2017.
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Why Watch
- Meet two Native American chief judges making a difference.
- Find out how restorative justice is applied in tribal courts.
- See efforts to heal communities instead of punishing offenders.
Did You Know
- The film features two chief judges in Native American courts.
- It was released in 2017 and has a duration of 87 minutes.
- The judges aim to reduce incarceration rates in their communities.
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What is the main focus of the documentary Tribal Justice?
Tribal Justice focuses on two Native American women who are chief judges in their tribe's courts, working to reduce incarceration rates and promote restorative justice.
What year was the documentary Tribal Justice released?
Tribal Justice was released in 2017.
How long is the documentary Tribal Justice?
The duration of Tribal Justice is 87 minutes.
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