‘The difficulties of communication encountered by Indigenous peoples’: moving beyond Indigenous deficit in the Model Admission Rules for legal practitioners

Marcelle Burns; Simon Young; Jennifer Nielsen

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‘The difficulties of communication encountered by Indigenous peoples’: moving beyond Indigenous deficit in the Model Admission Rules for legal practitioners

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‘The difficulties of communication encountered by Indigenous peoples’: moving beyond Indigenous deficit in the Model Admission Rules for legal practitioners

Marcelle Burns, Simon Young and Jennifer Nielsen

Legal Education Review, Vol.28(2)

2018

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Legal Practice, Lawyering and the Legal Profession

Law

Justice and the Law not elsewhere classified

Communication Across Languages and Culture

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Title: ‘The difficulties of communication encountered by Indigenous peoples’: moving beyond Indigenous deficit in the Model Admission Rules for legal practitioners
Creators: Marcelle Burns - University of New England, Australia
Simon Young - University of Southern Queensland, Australia
Jennifer Nielsen - Southern Cross University, Australia
Publication Details: Legal Education Review, Vol.28(2)
Publisher: Australasian Law Teachers Association
Identifiers: 1525; 991012822020702368
Academic Unit: School of Law and Justice; Law; Faculty of Business, Law and Arts
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

‘The difficulties of communication encountered by Indigenous peoples’: moving beyond Indigenous deficit in the Model Admission Rules for legal practitioners

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