Tamera Begay has published “A Day in the Life of a Tribal Prosecutor” in the January/February issue of the Federal Lawyer [starts on page 14].
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.

Tamera Begay has published “A Day in the Life of a Tribal Prosecutor” in the January/February issue of the Federal Lawyer [starts on page 14].
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
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Special Feature: Indian LawThe Impact of “McGirt v. Oklahoma”by: Robert J. Miller
Indigenous Erasure in Public Schools: Critical Race Theory, Discrimination, Remediesby: Mia Montoya Hammersley, Adriana M. Orman and Wouter Zwart
ICWA: The Gold Standard, Golden Nuggets of Evidence from Arizonaby: Tara Hubbard and Fred Urbina
Reforming Evidence Rule 902 To Reflect Tribal Sovereigntyby: Henry Oostrom-Shah
Tribal Labor and Employment Law: The Navajo Preference in Employment Actby: Paul Spruhan
Oral History on Trialby: Robert Alan Hershey
The Cabazon Decision, 35 Years Onby: Glenn M. Feldman
Indian Law From Behind the Bench: A Law Clerk’s Perspectiveby: Alexander Mallory
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Fletcher’s in there, way at the end. 🙂
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By Austin Vance, starting on page 12, here.
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