Aaron Arnold is director of the Tribal Justice Exchange, a program of the Center for Court Innovation, a think tank closely associated with New York courts. The exchange has worked with more than 40 tribes, including New York's St. Regis Mohawks, which tapped the group for help in training for its reentry program and planning for a drug court. But the exchange's benefits do not flow one way, Arnold notes.
February 15, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Aaron Arnold is director of the Tribal Justice Exchange, a program of the Center for Court Innovation, a think tank closely associated with New York courts.
The exchange has worked with more than 40 tribes, including New York’s St. Regis Mohawks, which tapped the group for help in training for its reentry program and planning for a drug court that takes referrals from a local town court and district attorney’s office.
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