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The research aims to explore the integration of indigenous legal systems within Senegalese law practices and their effects on legal decisions.

March 14, 2026Open Access

Indigenous Legal Systems in Senegalese Law Practice: A Study of Knowledge Integration

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The research aims to explore the integration of indigenous legal systems within Senegalese law practices and their effects on legal decisions.
Conducted in-depth interviews with legal practitioners
Facilitated focus group discussions with community members
Performed document analysis of court records and legislative documents
Utilized data triangulation techniques for robust findings.
Indigenous knowledge systems significantly influence child custody disputes in civil law
Traditional healing practices are formally considered alongside legal evidence
Integration of indigenous legal practices is mostly informal and unregulated
A formal recognition process for traditional practices could enhance judicial legitimacy.

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Qualitative research examines indigenous legal systems' impact on judicial decisions in Senegal, suggesting formal recognition may enhance effectiveness.

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Keita et al. (2012) studied this question.

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Qualitative research examines indigenous legal systems' impact on judicial decisions in Senegal, suggesting formal recognition may enhance effectiveness.

Indigenous Legal Systems in Senegalese Law Practice: A Study of Knowledge Integration

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Indigenous Legal Systems in Senegalese Law Practice: A Study of Knowledge Integration

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