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FBA’s Federal Lawyer Publishes Annual Indian Law Issue
Here. The Potential Impact of the Growing Mobile Society on Tribal Identity (Venus McGhee Prince) When most Americans think of tribes in this country, they don’t think of modern Indians who may live next door and may look and act much … Continue reading
Fletcher on Cabazon Band in the Federal Lawyer
I’ve posted my short paper, “California v. Cabazon Band: A Quarter-Century of Complex, Litigious Self-Determination,” in this month’s Federal Lawyer on SSRN. Here is the abstract: The Supreme Court’s decision in California v. Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, 480 U.S. … Continue reading
Federal Lawyer Articles on Indian Law
The March/April 2008 issue of the Federal Lawyer featured several articles on Indian law. Zeke Fletcher on the legacy of Martinez, Wheeler, and Oliphant: trappedinthespringof1978 Casey Douma on the Indian Civil Rights Act: 40thanniversaryoficra Mike McBride and Susan Huntsman on … Continue reading
Posted in Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, economic development, gaming, Legislation, Scholarship, sovereign immunity, Supreme Court
Tagged Casey Douma, Federal Lawyer, Indian Civil Rights Act, indian gaming regulatory act, Mike McBride, National Indian Gaming Commission, Supreme Court, tribal labor relations, Zeke Fletcher
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