ABOUT THE JUSTICE CENTRE

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President John Carpay shares his insights on freedom and the law.

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Mar

Well, you know our flutes, you've heard their sounds and seen how beautifully they are made. That flute of ours, the siyotanka, is for only one kind of music, love music. In the old days the men would sit by themselves, maybe lean hidden, unseen, against a tree in the dark of night. They would …

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Mar

Okteondon lived in the woods with his uncle Haienthwûs. The young man lay fastened under the roots of an elm tree which grew through his uncle's bark house. When very small, his uncle had hidden him there so nobody could carry him off. There were persons in the South who came North to steal the boys …

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Mar

A Dakota had married an Arikara woman, and by her had one child. By and by he took another wife.The first wife was jealous and pouted. When time came for the village to break camp she refused to move from her place on the tent floor. The tent was taken down, but she sat on …