Administering Criminal Justice in Remote Alaska Native Villages: Problems and Possibilities

Authors

  • David M. Blurton University of Alaska Fairbanks
  • Gary D. Copus University of Alaska Fairbanks

Keywords:

Criminal justice in Alaska Native villages, Village Public Safety Officer program (Alaska), Alaska Native villages tribal law enforcement, Public Law 280 in Alaska, Indian Justice (1953), Congressional History of HR1939

Author Biographies

David M. Blurton, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Assistant Professor of Justice

Gary D. Copus, University of Alaska Fairbanks

Assistant Professor of Justice

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Published

12/09/2015

Issue

No. 11: Winter 1993

Section

General Articles

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