Traditional punishments are still common amongst traditional indigenous communities in Australia - administration of traditional punishments raises the issues of whether those involved in the process should be charged under Anglo-Australian law - it is recommended that the criminal law of assault should be developed to accommodate traditional punishments carried out under Aboriginal customary law.
Journal article
The culture of consent and traditional punishments under customary law
Southern Cross University Law Review, Vol.7, pp.142-153
2003
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- Title
- The culture of consent and traditional punishments under customary law
- Creators
- Shelley Bielefeld - Southern Cross University
- Publication Details
- Southern Cross University Law Review, Vol.7, pp.142-153
- Identifiers
- 1101; 991012820504702368
- Academic Unit
- School of Law and Justice; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
- Resource Type
- Journal article