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Indian Law—Indian Sovereignty And Tribal Jurisdiction Over Non-Indian Offenders—Oliphant V. Schlie, 544 F. 2d 1007 (9th Cir. 1976), Kathleen A. Miller
Indian Law—Indian Sovereignty And Tribal Jurisdiction Over Non-Indian Offenders—Oliphant V. Schlie, 544 F. 2d 1007 (9th Cir. 1976), Kathleen A. Miller
Washington Law Review
Oliphant, the first attempt in recent case law to deal directly with the issue of tribal criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians, represents an acceptance of the theory that tribal sovereignty is diminished only to the extent that it is expressly limited by the federal government. The Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit held that, in the absence of any express limitations on tribal power, the original criminal jurisdiction of the tribe remains undiminished. After establishing this foundational principle, the court proceeded to analyze the alleged limitations on tribal jurisdiction. First, the court found no treaty purporting to limit the tribe's …
Indian Law-Criminal Jurisdiction-Tribal Courts Have Criminal Jurisdiction Over Non-Indian - Oliphant V. Schlie, Morris D. Linton
Indian Law-Criminal Jurisdiction-Tribal Courts Have Criminal Jurisdiction Over Non-Indian - Oliphant V. Schlie, Morris D. Linton
BYU Law Review
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The Construction Of Indian Treaties, Agreements, And Statutes, Craig A. Decker
The Construction Of Indian Treaties, Agreements, And Statutes, Craig A. Decker
American Indian Law Review
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Children: Indian Juveniles In The State And Tribal Courts Of Oregon, Michael J. O'Brien
Children: Indian Juveniles In The State And Tribal Courts Of Oregon, Michael J. O'Brien
American Indian Law Review
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Politics, Bureaucracy And The Bogus Administration Of Indian Commissioner Lewis Vital Bogy, 1866-1867, William E. Unrau
Politics, Bureaucracy And The Bogus Administration Of Indian Commissioner Lewis Vital Bogy, 1866-1867, William E. Unrau
American Indian Law Review
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Administrative Law: Self-Determination And The Consent Power: The Role Of The Government In Indian Decisions, Charles Scott
Administrative Law: Self-Determination And The Consent Power: The Role Of The Government In Indian Decisions, Charles Scott
American Indian Law Review
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Alcohol Beverage Control: A Survey Of Tribal Alcohol Statutes, Phillip May
Alcohol Beverage Control: A Survey Of Tribal Alcohol Statutes, Phillip May
American Indian Law Review
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Natural Resources: Federal Control Over Indian Timber, Joe D. Dillsaver
Natural Resources: Federal Control Over Indian Timber, Joe D. Dillsaver
American Indian Law Review
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Constitutional Law: Whitehorn V. State: Peyote And Religious Freedom In Oklahoma, Robert Johnston
Constitutional Law: Whitehorn V. State: Peyote And Religious Freedom In Oklahoma, Robert Johnston
American Indian Law Review
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The Navajo Nation Tomorrow--51st State, Commonwealth, Or…?, Theodore Wyckoff
The Navajo Nation Tomorrow--51st State, Commonwealth, Or…?, Theodore Wyckoff
American Indian Law Review
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The Evolution Of The Termination Policy, Charles F. Wilkinson, Eric R. Biggs
The Evolution Of The Termination Policy, Charles F. Wilkinson, Eric R. Biggs
American Indian Law Review
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Indian Lands: Joint Tribal Council Of The Passamaquoddy Tribe V. Morton, 528 F. 2d 370 (1st Cir. 1975), William B. Gunter
Indian Lands: Joint Tribal Council Of The Passamaquoddy Tribe V. Morton, 528 F. 2d 370 (1st Cir. 1975), William B. Gunter
American Indian Law Review
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Book Review: Thomas L. Mckenney, Architect Of America's Early Indian Policy: 1816-1830, Herman J. Viola, William E. Unrau
Book Review: Thomas L. Mckenney, Architect Of America's Early Indian Policy: 1816-1830, Herman J. Viola, William E. Unrau
American Indian Law Review
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Book Review: The Corporation And The Indian, Hal William Ellis
Book Review: The Corporation And The Indian, Hal William Ellis
American Indian Law Review
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The Omen: Three Affiliated Tribes V. Moe And The Future Of Tribal Self-Government, Russel Lawrence Barsh
The Omen: Three Affiliated Tribes V. Moe And The Future Of Tribal Self-Government, Russel Lawrence Barsh
American Indian Law Review
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Due Process: Tom V. Sutton--Right To Appointed Counsel For An Indigent Indian In A Tribal Court Criminal Proceeding, Noma D. Gurich
Due Process: Tom V. Sutton--Right To Appointed Counsel For An Indigent Indian In A Tribal Court Criminal Proceeding, Noma D. Gurich
American Indian Law Review
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Indian Rights: 25 U.S.C. § 71: The End Of Indian Sovereignty Or A Self-Limitation Of Contractual Ability?, George William Rice
Indian Rights: 25 U.S.C. § 71: The End Of Indian Sovereignty Or A Self-Limitation Of Contractual Ability?, George William Rice
American Indian Law Review
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Book Review: Indian Land Tenure: Bibliographical Essays And A Guide To The Literature, Murray B. Stewart
Book Review: Indian Land Tenure: Bibliographical Essays And A Guide To The Literature, Murray B. Stewart
American Indian Law Review
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Unraveling The Riddle Of Aboriginal Title, J. Youngblood Henderson
Unraveling The Riddle Of Aboriginal Title, J. Youngblood Henderson
American Indian Law Review
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Criminal Law: Double Jeopardy; Due Process: Participation In Tribal Awards; Indian Lands: State Power Of Eminent Domain; Indian Lands: Federal Power Of Eminent Domain; Indian Reservations: Hunting; Jurisdiction: Viability Of Tribal Jurisdiction Over Non-Indians; Taxation: State Taxation Of Non-Indian Lessees Of Indian Lands: Tribes: Jurisdiction Of Dispute Between Hopi And Navajo; Tribal Courts: Exhaustion Doctrine;
American Indian Law Review
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Regulation Of Indian Traders: A Historical Perspective, Mario Gonzalez
Regulation Of Indian Traders: A Historical Perspective, Mario Gonzalez
American Indian Law Review
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Due Process: Delaware Tribal Business Committee V. Weeks: The Participation Of Kansas Delawares In Tribal Awards, Steven Haught
Due Process: Delaware Tribal Business Committee V. Weeks: The Participation Of Kansas Delawares In Tribal Awards, Steven Haught
American Indian Law Review
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Indian Education: Federal Compulsory School Attendance Law Applicable To American Indians: The Treaty-Making Period: 1857-1871, Robert Laurence
Indian Education: Federal Compulsory School Attendance Law Applicable To American Indians: The Treaty-Making Period: 1857-1871, Robert Laurence
American Indian Law Review
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Criminal Law: Are Indian Tribal Courts And Federal District Courts "Arms Of Different Sovereigns" For Purposes Of The Double Jeopardy Clause? Two Views; Indian Lands: Establishment Of A Prima Facie Case Under The Nonintercourse Act; Taxation: Federal Income Tax
American Indian Law Review
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