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August 28, 2009
Save The Date - Conference on Protecting Sovereignty - The Role of Tribal Courts
Our colleagues at the Tribal Justice Institute at University of North Dakota are putting on the named conference October 22-23 at Isleta Pueblo Casino and Resort near Albuquerque.
"This conference includes sessions on the following topics:
- What Tribal Courts do to Protect Sovereignty of Indian Nations
- Tribal Government Support for Tribal Courts
- Judicial Independence and Separation of Powers - What it is and How it Can Be
- Indian Civil Rights Act and Authority of Tribal Courts
- Tribal Sovereign Immunity - What is it And What Are The Exceptions to it
- Panel of Tribal Judges Discussing Sovereign Immunity and the Role of Tribal Courts in Resolving Complaints Against Tribal Government
- Waivers of Sovereign Immunity - Impact of Insurance Coverage
- Discussion on Promoting Healthy Relationships between Courts and Governments"
Check their WEBSITE for more information.
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I am grateful that this site: Native American Law Blog, provides information to links that pertain to tribal courts.
Posted by: Thelma | Mar 1, 2010 1:50:22 PM
