Brian Dimmer published “How Tribe and State Cooperative Agreements Can Save the Adam Walsh Act from Encroaching upon Tribal Sovereignty” in the Marquette Law Review. Here is an excerpt:
This Comment proposes that because the AWA threatens the tribal sovereignty of both non-Public Law 280 and Public Law 280 tribes, Congress should amend the AWA to require tribe and state cooperative agreements to carry out AWA sex offender registration and notification functions.
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