Posts filed under 'American Indian Law'

Call For Papers - Tribal Courts

American University Washington College of Law is hosting a conference on March 6, 2008 entitled: What Do We Know About Tribal Courts? An Examination on the 30th Anniversary of Oliphant.  The call for papers deadline is Dec. 20, 2007.  For more details, go here.

Topics: American Indian Law; Calls for Papers


Add comment December 4, 2007

Call For Papers - 5th Annual Indigenous Law Conference

This conference will be held at Michigan State Univ. College of Law, Oct 10 - 11, 2008.  Submission deadline is February 1, 2008.  For more details go here.

Topics: American Indian Law, Calls for Papers


Add comment November 29, 2007

4th Annual Indigenous Law Conference

The 4th Annual Indigenous Law Conference will be held at the Indigenous Law and Policy Center, Michigan State University College of Law, from October 18, 19 & 20, 2007.  To register and review the schedule of events, go here.

Topics: American Indian Law; Conferences & Symposia


Add comment October 16, 2007

DOJ’s Tribal Justice & Safety Website

This new site is “a resource for American Indian and Alaska Native tribal governments and communities, and will help the general public and other federal agencies to better understand the resources available for improving safety in Native American communities.” To search the database, go here.

Topic: American Indian Law, News & Events


Add comment December 13, 2006


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