Here. A sampling of articles:
Sarah Crawford, Reneau J. Longoria and Heather Whiteman Runs Him have published “Decisions Impacting Indian Country in the 2023 Supreme Court Term” in the Montana Lawyer.
Hon. Robert J. Collins has published “Tsi?latiliwahslu∙nihe kayanlahsla? (Of the place they make matters or issues right)” in the October 2023 issue of Wisconsin Lawyer.
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Includes:
• An overview of the U.S. Supreme Court opinion in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta.
• An interview with Tom Tremaine, a retired tribal court judge and long-time Indian law practitioner.
• An inside look at the recently launched state cold case unit for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and People.
• The Washington Women Lawyers Yakima scholarship and mentorship program called the Women of Color Legal Education Fund.
• A Q&A with Indian Law Section Chair Bree Black Horse.
• A comprehensive Indian law resource guide created by King County law librarians.
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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