NIJ FY06 Study of Administration of Justice in Indian Country

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NIJ FY06 Study of Administration of Justice in Indian Country: NIJ is seeking proposals for a study of the conditions of confinement in Indian Country detention facilities; the project responds to a recommendation in the U.S. House of Representatives Conference Report No. 108792 (2004). NIJ plans to fund a 2-year project to develop case studies about the administration of justice in Indian Country. The purpose is to understand the factors that affect conditions of confinement in Indian Country by comprehensively describing the operation of the criminal justice system (both juvenile and adult) within the unique context of Indian Country, how it varies from one jurisdiction to another, and how different criminal justice structures and systems affect the administration of justice.