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Native Americans and the law a dictionary
This jargon-free book answers the most commonly asked questions about laws as they affect Native Americans. The A-Z entries cover key court decisions, case studies, concepts, individuals, tribes, organizations and agencies.
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- "Explains how laws affect Native Americans, outlines historical development of applicable state and federal laws, rulings, and administrative decisions, explores complex legal issues, discusses traditional Indian approaches to resolving disputes, and explains how the present-day Native American legal structure came about."
- "This jargon-free book answers the most commonly asked questions about laws as they affect Native Americans. The A-Z entries cover key court decisions, case studies, concepts, individuals, tribes, organizations and agencies."@en