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Michigan Bar Journal
Michigan Bar Journal Article on Tribal Court Peacemaking as a Model for State Courts
Here is “Tribal Court Peacemaking: A Model for the Michigan State Court System?” by Susan J. Butterwick, Hon. Timothy P. Connors, and Kathleen M. Howard:
Judge Connors and Vivek Sankaran on the Family Law Implications of Crow Dog and Spotted Tail
In the Michigan Bar Journal:
Crow Dog vs. Spotted Tail: Case Closed?
by Hon. Timothy Connors and Vivek Sankaran
Fletcher, Fort, and Singel on Michigan Indian Country Cross-Deps
Indian Country Law Enforcement and Cooperative Public Safety Agreements
Michigan Bar Journal, Vol. 89, p. 42, February 2010, MSU Legal Studies Research Paper No. 08-02
Matthew L. M. Fletcher , Kathryn Fort and Wenona Singel
Michigan Bar Journal Special Indian Law Issue — UPDATED!
Here:
State Court Administrative Office – Court Improvement Program: Indian Child Welfare Act Forum Remarks, October 6, 2008
by Justice Michael F. Cavanagh
Indian Children and Termination of Parental Rights: Michigan Supreme Court Takes a Step in the Right Direction in In Re Lee
by Angel Sorrells, Cami Fraser, Thomas Myers, and Aaron Allen
Proceed with Prudence: Advising Clients Doing Business in Indian Country
by R. Lance Boldrey and Jason Hanselman
Indian Gaming and Tribal Self-Determination: Reconsidering the 1993 Tribal-State Gaming Compacts
by Zeke Fletcher
Indian Country Law Enforcement and Cooperative Public Safety Agreements
by Matthew L. M. Fletcher, Kathryn E. Fort, and Wenona T. Singel
And I completely missed this article in the same issue (many apologies to the authors!):
In the Law: Keeping Current with American Indian Legal Resources
by Jan Bissett and Margi Heinen
Michigan Bar Journal Article on Disproportionate Numbers of Indian Children in Mich. Child Welfare System
Disproportionate Minority Contact of American Indians/Alaska Natives in the Child Welfare System of Michigan: Understanding the Law and Respecting Cultural Differences
by Margaret Olesnavage, Maribeth D. Preston, Angel D. Sorrells, and Stacey M. Tadgerson
Ms. Sorrells is a true leader on increasing compliance and awareness of the Indian Child Welfare Act in Michigan, and Ms. Tadgerson is the director of Native American Affairs in the Michigan DHS.
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