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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Community Courts"”.

  1. Community courts in Namibia: A policy challenge

    For generations, Customary/Community Courts have played a vital role in the resolution and settlement of disputes among community members. Traditional leaders have been instrumental both as law-makers and as enforcing judges of the customary law observed by the majority of the population of the …

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  2. Problem Solving Courts & Race: An Examination of Community Courts and the Impact of Race

    … new and innovative practices. Problem solving courts have been leading the way by incorporating evidence-based practices in the courtroom to find alternatives to incarceration. However, although problem solving courts are receiving praise for their innovative ways, they have seemed to fail at …

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  3. Non-state forms of conflict resolution: opportunities for improving criminal justice a case study of community courts in Mozambique

    … all and deplorable prison conditions. Judicial courts are distant and expensive; legal terminology is incomprehensible to the majority of people; and prisons are overcrowded. Mozambicans continue to rely on different normative systems, other than state justice, to resolve their disputes. …

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  4. Navigating compliance challenges in African regional integration

    … systems of RECs and the effectiveness of the community. It is recognised, on one hand, that member states have an obligation to comply with and implement community obligations. Conversely RECs have a role to play in developing systems that promote compliance within the community. The research …

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