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Indian law
resources
Resources in federally
enacted laws relating to American Indians and Alaska Natives.
- American Indian Law: Through Findlaw.
- American Indian Law Review
- American Indian Legal Resources: From the University of Oklahoma Law Center.
- Guide to Native Peoples' Law: Deals with the rights of those indigenous peoples displaced by colonization which are specifically protected by national law; numerous U.S. and international resources are linked to here. From Hieros Gamos.
- NativeWeb: Indigenous Peoples's Law and Legal Issues
- U.S. Code: Title 25 -- Indians: From Cornell University Legal Information Institute.
- U.S. Indian Law Materials: At Cornell University's Legal Information Institute.
- http://law.wuacc.edu/washlaw/doclaw/nativ5m.html: At Washburn University School of Law.
Legal organizations
Organizations which
specialize in Indian law on behalf of American Indians and Alaska
Natives.
- NABA-Net: Native American Bar Association: The only nationwide association composed of Native American and non-Indian attorneys, judges, legal assistants, court clerks, and law students interested in federal Indian law and legal issues affecting the Indian nations of the United States.
- Native American Rights Fund (NARF): A nonprofit legal organization devoted to defending and promoting the legal rights of Native Americans and Native American tribes. NARF's web site is extensive.