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This blog is being created so I can put up all the material I am learning in Native American Law. I am attending law school at Thomas Jefferson School of Law in San Diego, California, and I know that the best way to spur change and improve issues is EDUCATION. This outline is everything I am getting from my class, so that others can learn everything the lawyers learn in law school in this course.
Quote of the week
A very great vision is needed and the man who has it must follow it as the eagle seeks the deepest blue of the sky.
-Crazy Horse
Interesting links
Sources
The majority of the information I am posting is coming straight from "Cases and Materials on Federal Indian Law", fifth Edition, by Getches, Wilkinson and Williams.
It will be supplemented by information I get during lectures given by my professor and Native American Law professor, Bryan A. Wildenthal.
I will also use information I pull from Felix Cohen's Handbook on Indian Law, which is widely recognized as the foremost treatise on the topic.
I'll use other materials, but these are the three main sources I will use.
Blog Archive
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March
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- Welcome to my blog!
- Introduction... where did NDN law come from?
- A brief rundown of the three basic parts of NDN law
- small interjection.
- American Indians Today - An overview - Part 1
- American Indians Today - An overview - Population
- American Indians Today - an Overview - Economic co...
- American Indians Today - an overview - Education
- NDNs today - NDN land and resources
- NDNs today - economic development overview
- Clarification part 2
- Hang tight, folks, it was spring break so I haven'...
- American Indians Today - Assimilation of NDNs
- the earliest days of discovery
- the Spaniard's justifications, continued.
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