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AMERICAN INDIAN NATURAL RESOURCES LAW

AMERIND/LEGALST 485
Course Description

Exploration of an array of issues from compensation for, or restoration of, lost resources, the ability to site or maintain major facilities, the allocation of water supplies, and pollution control. Principle of jurisdiction, sovereignty, and federal trust duties will also be covered.

Prerequisites

Sophomore standing

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