2023 Law Review and Bar Journal Articles, Indian Law Bulletin; National Indian Law Library, Native American Rights Fund

2023 Law Review and Bar Journal Articles

Last updated: June 7, 2023

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Burning questions: Changing legal narratives on cannabis in Indian Country.
“The center cannot hold”: Nation and narration in American Indian law.
Cooley’s hidden ramifications: Has the Supreme Court extended the Terry Doctrine for automobile searches to the point of eliminating probable cause?
Copyright management information (CMI) as a tool to protect indigenous cultural works.
Fishing in the desert: Modernizing Alaskan salmon management to protect fisheries and preserve fishers' livelihoods.
The impact of climate change on the cultural identity of Indigenous Peoples and the nation’s first “climate refugees”.
Indian Child Welfare Act: A roadblock in a Native child’s pathway to permanency.
Indigenous boarding schools in the United States and Canada: Potential issues and opportunities for redress as the United States government initiates formal investigation.
Intersectional management: An analysis of cooperation and competition on American public lands.
Issues in implementing special domestic violence criminal jurisdiction in Alaska’s tribal courts.
Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta, jurisdictional overlap, competitive sovereign erosion, and the fundamental freedom of Native nations.
State ex rel. Matloff v. Wallace: Reversing course on subject matter jurisdiction.
Surviving Castro-Huerta: The historical perseverance of the basic policy of Worcester v. Georgia protecting tribal autonomy, notwithstanding one Supreme Court opinion's errant narrative to the contrary.
Truth and reconciliation: Restorative justice, accountability, and cultural violence.
Two countries in crisis: Man camps and the nightmare of non-indigenous criminal jurisdiction in the United States and Canada.
United States v. Cooley: A step towards tribal sovereignty.
Without reservation: Ensuring uniform treatment in bankruptcy while keeping in mind the interests of Native American individuals and tribes.

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