An edition of The Indian Civil Rights Act at forty
(2012)
The Indian Civil Rights Act at forty
by Kristen A. Carpenter, Matthew L. M. Fletcher, and Angela R. Riley
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The Indian Civil Rights Act at forty
2012, UCLA American Indian Studies Center
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Table of Contents
Reflections on the role of the United States department of justice in enforcing the Indian Civil Rights Act / Lawrence R. Baca
Martinez revisited / Catharine A. MacKinnon
40 years of the Indian Civil Rights Act : indigenous women's reflections / Gloria Valencia-Weber, Rina Swentzell, and Eva Petoskey
Sex discrimination under tribal law / Ann E. Tweedy
Redwashing history : tribal anachronisms in the Seminole nation cases / Kevin Nobel Maillard
Due process and the legitimacy of tribal courts / Frank Pmmersheim
The meaning of due process in the Navajo nation / Paul Spruhan
Resisting congress : free speech and tribal law / Matthew L.M. Fletcher
Individual religious freedoms in American Indian tribal constitutional law /
Kristen A. Carpenter -- Tightening the perceived "loophole" : reexamining ICRA's limitation on tribal court punishment authority / Elizabeth A. Kronk -- Searching for an exit : the Indian Civil Rights Act and Public Law 280 / Carole Goldberg and Duane Champagne -- Evaluating tribal courts' interpretations of the Indian Civil Rights Act / Mark D. Rosen.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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