POV
Classroom Clip: Taos Proctor and Tribal Court
Show title: POV
Video title: Classroom Clip: Taos Proctor and Tribal Court
Video duration: 4m 33sVideo description: Judge Abby Abinanti explains that tribes need to create their own models for justice and healing because state court methods are ineffective in a tribal setting. We meet Taos Proctor, who in sharing his experience with drug use, shows that cultural understanding and shared community are essential to rehabilitation.
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