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2013 Convocation Ceremony Video Available Read more...

Posted: 06/11/2013

 

Free Summer Law Camp at Arizona Law Sponsored by the State Bar of Arizona Read more...

Posted: 06/06/2013

 

Program Gives 1L Students Critical Legal Experience Read more...

Posted: 06/03/2013

 

Marc L. Miller Appointed Dean of the James E. Rogers College of Law Read more...

Posted: 05/29/2013

 

Arizona Law Faculty Approve Two New Certificate Programs Read more...

Posted: 04/24/2013

 

13th Annual Richard Grand Damages Argument Competition Award Winners Announced Read more...

Posted: 04/09/2013

 

Arizona Law Cuts Tuition  Read more...

Posted: 04/05/2013

 

Arizona Law Faculty Participate in Humanities Seminars Program Series on Environmental Law Read more...

Posted: 04/04/2013

 

 

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Course Description

This course explores Indian nation governments, Indian nation dispute resolution systems (tribal courts and peacemaking), use of Indian customs and traditions as law (Indian common law) in modern litigation in tribal courts, tribal sovereign immunity, tribal court practice, and criminal and civil jurisdiction of tribal courts. These topics are explored using the Navajo Nation court system and Navajo common law as study models. Students are expected to understand the history of federal Indian law and policy, including the major doctrines and cases in federal Indian law.

 

Updated: 04/05/2011