A historical survey of federal Indian law and policy covering contemporary issues, jurisdiction, sovereignty, and federal trust duties.
Characterize the key principles governing Federal Indian law, including the principles of tribal sovereignty, the federal trust relationship, the exercise of Congress’ plenary power, and the construction of Indian treaty rights.
Identify the historical and legal foundations giving rise to the current legal status of tribes.
Analyze regulatory questions involving tribal governments and tribal members in relation to the states and the Federal government.
Critique major legislation affecting Indian tribes.
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Historical survey of federal Indian law and policy and selected topics focusing on contemporary federal Indian law and policy issues and problems. Principles of jurisdiction, sovereignty, and federal trust duties will also be covered.
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Federal Indian Law and Policy
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