American Indian Law in a Nutshell (Nutshell Series) (3rd ed) (Nutshell Series)
by William C. Canby
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American Indian Law in a Nutshell (Nutshell Series) (3rd ed) (Nutshell Series)
1996, West Group Publishing
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in English
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0314226370 9780314226372
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"The term "Indian Law" is a catchall with various meanings, but it refers primarily to that body of law dealing with the status of the Indian tribes and their special relationship to the federal government, with all the attendant consequences for the tribes and their members, the states and their citizens, and the federal government."
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"The term "Indian Law" is a catchall with various meanings, but it refers primarily to that body of law dealing with the status of the Indian tribes and their special relationship to the federal government, with all the attendant consequences for the tribes and their members, the states and their citizens, and the federal government."
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