Title: Tribal environmental regulatory authority: Delegations under federal law.
Author: Martin , Connie Sue
Source: ABA Trends, Volume 40 (2009)
Title: Felix Chen, anti Semetism and Native American law
Author: Washburn, Kevin K.
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: The bank began treating them badly: Plains Commerce Bank, the Supreme Court, and the future of tribal sovereignty.
Author: Sweeny, Cullen D.
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Texas v. United States: The legality of the secretarial procedures following Seminole Tribe of Florida v. Florida
Author: Mulkey, Gregory R.
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: America cinches its purse strings on government contracts: Navigating section 8(A) of the Small Business Act through a recession economy.
Author: Jones, Nicholas M.
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: There are no implied easments over trust land
Author: Leonhard, Brent M.
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Sorting out civil jurisdiction in Indian country after Plains Commerce Bank: State courts and the judicial sovereignty of the Navjao Nation
Author: Furnish, Dale Beck
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: One step forward. two giant steps back: How the "Existing Indian Family" exception (RE) imposes Anglo American legal values on American Indian tribes to the detriment of cultural autonomy
Author: Painter-Thorne, Suzianne D.
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Resolving ethical dilemmas in James Welch's the Indian lawyer
Author: Knake, Renee Newman
Source: American Indian Law Review, Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Interpretive sovereignty: A research agenda
Author: Carpenter, Kristen A.
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: "Channeling thought": The legacy of legal fictions from 1823
Author: Camden, Jen
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: From Hatuey to Che: Indigenous Cuba without Indians in the U.N. Declaration on the Rights of the Indigenous Peoples
Author: Backer, Larry
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Red leaves and the dirty ground: The cannibalism of the law and economics
Author: Fletcher, Matthew
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Special feature winner, best appellate brief in the 2008 Native American Law Student Association Moot Court competition
Author: Crowell , Moani
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Narrative braids: Preforming racial literacy
Author: Montoya, Margaret
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Writing the living law: American Indian literature as legal narrative
Author: Katanski , Amelia V.
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Genealogy as continuity: Explaining the growing tribal preference for descent rules in membership goverance in the United States
Author: Grover, Kristy
Source: American Indian Law Review , Volume 33 (2009)
Title: Factbound and splitless: The Certiorari process as barrier to justice for Indian tribes
Author: Fletcher, Matthew L.M.
Source: Arizona Law Review , Volume 51 (2009)
Title: Jurisdictional ambiguities among sovereigns: The impact of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act on criminal jurisdiction on tribal land.
Author: Gutierrez, Ph.D., Guadalupe
Source: Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law, Volume 26 (2009)
Title: Domestic violence case in tribal court
Author: Struss , Sylvia J.
Source: Arizona Attorney, Volume 46 (2009)
Title: Jurisdictional ambiguities among sovereigns: The impact of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act on criminal jurisdiction on tribal lands.
Author: Gutierrez, Guadalupe
Source: Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law , Volume 26 (2009)
Title: Indian law a needed addition to the Arizona Bar Exam
Author: Lewis, Brian
Source: Arizona Attorney , Volume 45 (2009)
Title: The Coquille Indian Tribe, same-sex marriage, and spousal benefits: A practical guide.
Author: Bushyhead, Julie
Source: Arizona Journal of International and Comparative, Volume 26 (2009)
Title: Betting the Rancheria: environmental protections as bargaining chips under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
Author: Murphy, Matthew.
Source: Boston College Environmental Affairs Law Review , Volume 36 (2009)
Title: Obligations and opportunities to protect Native American sacred sites located on public lands.
Author: Albert, Michelle Kay
Source: Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Volume 40 (2009)
Title: The rights of American natives in lands that they have occupied since the Immemorial
Author: Kelly, Jr, Daniel G.
Source: Columbia Law Review, Volume 75 (1975)
Title: Discerning discrimination in state treatment of American indians going beyond reservation boundaries.
Author: Kieval, Shira.
Source: Columbia Law Review, Volume 109 (2009)
Title: Unspoken assumptions: Examining tribal jurisdiction over nonmembers nearly two decades after Duro v. Reina
Author: Cordiano, Benjamin J.
Source: Conneticut Law Review, Volume 41 (2009)
Title: The Power of Indian tribes to tax the income of professional athletes and entertainers who perform in Indian Country.
Author: Barber, Drew K.
Source: Connecticut Law Review, Volume 41 (2009)
Title: United States v. Friday and the future of Native American religious challenges to the Bald and Golden Eagle Protection Act.
Author: Davidson, Michael
Source: Denver University Law Review, Volume 86 (2009)
Title: The three billion dollar question
Author: Staudenmaier, Heidi
Source: Drake Law Review, Volume 57 (2009)
Title: The hand that's been dealt: the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act at 20
Author: Rand, Katheryn R.L.
Source: Drake Law Review, Volume 57 (Winter 2009)
Title: Tribal- agency confidentiality: A catch-22 for sacred site management?
Author: Plaut, Ethan
Source: Ecology Law Quarterly , Volume 36 (2009)
Title: RFRA Land-use challenges after Navajo Nation v. U.S. Parks Service
Author: Dobson, Christopher
Source: Environmental & Energy Law & Policy Journal , Volume 4 (2009)
Title: The struggle to exercise a treaty right: An analysis of the Makah tribe's path to whale
Author: Brand, Emily
Source: Environs Environmental Law and Policy Journal , Volume 32 (2009)
Title: Sports, deals, and Indian country
Author: Broadman, Anthony S.
Source: Entertainment and Sports Lawyer, Volume 27 (2009)
Title: The Indian Child Welfare Act.
Author: Haralambie, Ann M.
Source: Family Advocate, Volume 31 (2009)
Title: Coming home to Indian country: More first in native leadership
Author: Lee, Juanita Sales
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 56 (2009)
Title: Carcieri v. Salazar: The Supreme Court's definition of "now" creates uncertainty for indian tribes
Author: Erickson , Markham C.
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 56 (2009)
Title: Models of tribal environmental regulation.
Author: Ranco , Darren J.
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 56 (2009)
Title: "Motherhood and apple pie"
Author: Guest , Richard A.
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 56 (2009)
Title: The Green road ahead.
Author: LeBeau, Tracey A.
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 56 (2009)
Title: Carcieri v. Salazar: The Supreme Court's definition of now creates uncertainty for Indian Tribes
Author: Diffenderfer, Michelle
Source: Federal Lawyer, Volume 56(2009)
Title: The newest form of Indian gaming: Gaming the unions
Author: Apolito, Alessandro A.
Source: Florida Coastal Law Review, Volume 11 (2009)
Title: A great gamble: Why compromise is the best bet to resolve Florida's Indian gaming crisis
Author: Sirica, Allison
Source: Florida Law Review , Volume 61 (2009)
Title: A Gaming gamble: Why compromise is the best bet to resolve Florida's Indian gaming crisis
Author: Sirica , Allison
Source: Florida Law Review , Volume 61 (2009)
Title: Indian gaming law update 2009
Author: Rose, Nelson
Source: Gaming Law Review & Economics , Volume 13 (2009)
Title: When "Turnabout" is not "fair play": Tribal immunity under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
Author: DaCosta, Courtney J. A.
Source: Georgetown Law Journal, Volume 97 (2009)
Title: Indigenous adaptation to climate change: Preserving sustainable relationships through an environmental stewardship claim & trust fund remedy
Author: Rampersad, E. Rania
Source: Georgetown International Environmental Law Review , Volume 21 (2009)
Title: Wild rice: The Minnesota legislature, a distinctive crop, GMOS, and Ojibwe prespectives
Author: Walker, Rachel
Source: Hamline Law Review, Volume 32 (2009)
Title: The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of the Indigenous Peoples and its relevance to American Indians in Minnesota and beyond.
Author: Wedll, Don
Source: Hamline Journal of Public Law and Policy, Volume 30 (2008)
Title: Other peoples' children: a textual and contextual interpretation of the genocide convention, article 2(e).
Author: Mundorff, Kurt.
Source: Harvard International Law Journal, Volume 50 (2009)
Title: Striving for the independence of Native American tribal courts
Author: Kickingbird ,Kirke
Source: Human Rights, Volume 36 (2009)
Title: Ethical issues in cultural property law pertaining to indigenous peoples
Author: Alderman , Kimberly L.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 45 (2009)
Title: The U.N. Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: A historic change in international law
Author: Coulter , Robert T.
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 45 (2008)
Title: The eagle and the condor of the Western hemisphere: Application of international indigenous principles to halt the United States border wall
Author: EagleWoman , Angelique
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 45 (2009)
Title: The Indian Reorganization Act, the declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples, and a proposed carcieri "fix": Updating the trust land acquisition process
Author: Rice , G. William
Source: Idaho Law Review, Volume 45 (2009)
Title: Tribal hunting and fishing lifeways & Tribal-State relations in Idaho.
Author: EagleWoman, Angelique
Source: Idaho Law Review , Volume 34 (2009)
Title: Whither free excercise: Employment Division v. Smith and the rebirth of state constitutional free excercise clause jurisprudence?
Author: Tozzi, Piero A.
Source: Journal of Catholic Legal Studies, Volume 48 (2009)
Title: Full faith and credit and
cooperation between state and tribal courts:Catching up to the law
Author: Stenzel, Paul
Source: Journal of Court Innovation, (2009)
# Pages: 24
Blue book cite:not yet available
Title: Treaties, tribal courts, and jurisdiction: The Treaty of Canandaigua and the six nations? sovereign right to exercise criminal jurisdiction
Author: Garrow, Carrie E.
Source: Journal of Court Innovation, (2009)
# Pages: 30
Blue book cite:not yet available
Title: 21st Century Indians: The dilemma of healing
Author: Vincenti, Carey N.
Source: Journal of Court Innovation, (2009)
# Pages: 18
Blue book cite:not yet available
Title: The state of pretrial release decision-making in tribal jurisdictions: Closing the knowledge gap
Author: Clark, John
Source: Journal of Court Innovation, (2009)
# Pages: 31
Blue book cite:not yet available
Title: Tribal probation: An overview for tribal court judges
Author: Cobb, Kimberly A., Mullins, Tracy G.
Source: Journal of Court Innovation, (2009)
# Pages: 16
Blue book cite:not yet available
Title: Failure to object: Tribal waiver of immunity by participation in
arbitration.
Author: McMillin, Christopher
Source: Journal of Dispute Resolution, Volume (2009)
Title: What's fair is fair: Tribal assertions of jurisdiction over arbitration decisions
Author: Terry, Matthew E.
Source: Journal of Dispute Resolution, Volume (2009)
Title: Broken traditions: Overcoming the jurisdictional maze to protect Native American women from sexual violence
Author: Pacheco, Amanda M.K.
Source: Journal of Law & Social Challenges, Volume 11 (2009)
Title: Bingo?: An overview of the potential legal issues arising from the use of Indian gaming revenues to fund professional sports facilities
Author: LeBlanc, Chad
Source: Journal of Legal Aspects of Sport, Volume 19 (2009)
Title: Constant governments: Tribal resilience and regeneration and in changing times
Author: Kunesh , Patrice H.
Source: Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy, Volume 19 (2009)
Title: Indigenous goverance amidst the forced federalism era
Author: Corntassel , Jeff
Source: Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy, Volume 19 (2009)
Title: Tribal law and best practices in legal education: Creating a new path for the study of tribal law
Author: Organick , Aliza G.
Source: Kansas Journal of Law and Public Policy, Volume 19 (2009)
Title: What goes around, comes around:How Indian tribes can profit in the aftermath of Seminole tribe and Florida prepaid.
Author: Bryar, Jeremiah A.
Source: Marquette Intellectual Property Law Review, Volume 13 (2009)
Title: Culture, Religion, and Indigenous people
Author: Bogen , David
Source: Maryland Law Review , Volume 69 (2009)
Title: Skull Valley crossroads: Roconciling native sovereignty and the federal trust.
Author: Davies , Lincoln L.
Source: Maryland Law Review, Volume 68 (2009)
Title: Child welfare proceedings under the Indian Child Welfare Act
Author: Karp, Amy M.
Source: Massachusetts Continuing Legal Education, Inc, Volume 1 (2009)
Title: Michigan's Tribal Casino Compacts: Rethinking the 2 percent solution to impacts on local government
Author: Hill , James P.
Source: Michigan Bar Journal , Volume 88 (2009)
Title: Native American rape victims: Desperately seeking an Oliphant-fix
Author: Quasius , Marie
Source: Minnesota Law Review, Volume 93 (2009)
Title: 9th Circuit tax ruling helps chip away at tribal sovereignty
Author: House, David H.
Source: Montana Lawyer, Volume 35 (2009)
Title: Two tribes embrace green practices for off-reservations products
Author: Jennison , Julia L.
Source: Natural Resources and Environment, Volume 24 (2009)
Title: Going "Code green" in Indian country.
Author: Suagee ,Dean B.
Source: Natural Resources and Environment, Volume 23 (2009)
Title: Tribal environmental policy acts and the landscape of environmental law.
Author: Suagee ,Dean B.
Source: Natural Resources and Environment, Volume 23 (2009)
Title: Indian treaty fishing rights and habitat protection: the Martinez decision supplies a resounding judicial reaffirmation.
Author: Blumm, Michael C.
Source: Natural Resources Journal, Volume 49 (2009)
Title: Tribal land corporations: Using incorporation to combat fractionation
Author: Sawers, Brian
Source: Nebraska Law Review, Volume 51 (2009)
Title: Fee shifting and sovereign immunity after Seminole Tribe
Author: Jackson IV , T. Haller
Source: Nebraska Law Review, Volume 88 (2009)
Title: How a nineteenth century Indian treaty stopped a twenty-first century megabomb
Author: McDonald , Barbara
Source: Nevada Law Journal , Volume 9 (2009)
Title: Ninth Circuit applies federal overtime law to store on tribal land
Author:
Source: New Mexico Employment Law Letter, Volume 15 (2009)
Title: Ninth Circuit applies federal overtime law to store on tribal land
Author: Tinnin Law Firm
Source: New Mexico Employment Law Letter, Volume 15 (2009)
Title: Tenth circuit rules that light-skinned Native American employee can't prove discrimination
Author: Tinnin Law Firm
Source: New Mexico Employment Law Letter, Volume 15 (2009)
Blue book cite: 15 NO. 9 N.M. Emp. L. Letter 2
Title: The Canadian Indian free passage right: The last stronghold of explicit race restriction in United States immigration law.
Author: Spruhan, Paul
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 85 (2009)
# Pages: 31
Blue book cite:85 NDLR 301
Title: Indian reserved water rights: impending conflict or coming rapprochement between the State of North Dakota and North Dakota Indian tribes
Author: Carvell, Charles
Source: North Dakota Law Review, Volume 85 (2009)
# Pages: 52
Blue book cite:85 N.D. L. Rev. 1
Title: Narragansett's smoke shop raid: Narragansett Indian Tribe of Rhode Island v. The State of Rhode Island.
Author: Hickox, Charles
Source: North East Journal of Legal Studies , Volume 22 (2009)
Title: Myths, history, and destiny
Author: Robben, Janine
Source: Oregon State Bar Bulletin, Volume 69 (2009)
Title: Reservations about extending bivens to reservations: Seeking monetary relief against tribal law enforcement officers for constitutional violations
Author: Bertanga, Blake R
Source: Pace Law Review, Volume 29 (2009)
Title: Native American Retirement Plans: The law in the aftermath of the Pension Protection Act of 2006
Author: Bonnett, Nancy
Source: Phoenix Law Review, Volume 1 (2008)
Title: Land rights, claims, and Western Shoshones: The Ideology of loss and the bureaucracy of enforcement
Author: Clemmer , Richard O.
Source: PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review , Volume 32 (2009)
Title: U.S. law and Native American rights in action -- A law professor and activist view
Author: Monette , Richard
Source: PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review , Volume 32 (2009)
Title: Indigeneity in the Courtroom: Law, culture, and the production of difference in North American courts
Author: Nesper , Larry
Source: PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review , Volume 32 (2009)
Title: Arguing with tradition: The language of law in Hopi Tribal court
Author: Leza , Christina
Source: PoLAR: Political and Legal Anthropology Review , Volume 32 (2009)
Title: Navajo Nation v. United States Forest Service: Reading Native Americans out of RFRA
Author: Morgan, Whitney M.
Source: Public Land and Resources Law Review, Volume 30 (2009)
Title: Gilbery V. Flandereau Santee Sioux Tribe: The South Dakota Supreme Court assumes jurisdiction, overlooks Federal Indian law, and misapplies constitutional principles to a tribal nation
Author: Zenor, Jason
Source: South Dakota Law Review , Volume 54 (2009)
Title: Indian gaming and beyond: Tribal economic development and diversification
Author: Meister, Alan P. Ph.D.
Source: South Dakota Law Review , Volume 54 (2009)
Title: Wind energy in Indian country: A study of the challenges and opportunities facing South Dakota tribes
Author: Garry, Patrick M.
Source: South Dakota Law Review , Volume 54 (2009)
Title: Gaming goldmines grow green: Limited gaming, good faith negotiations, and the economic impact of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act in South Dakota
Author: Swier , Brooke Delores
Source: South Dakota Law Review , Volume 54 (2009)
Title: Negotiating meaningful concessions from states in gaming compacts to further tribal economic development: Satisfying the "economic benefits" test
Author: Fletcher, Ezekiel J.N.
Source: South Dakota Law Review , Volume 54 (2009)
Title: From formal separation to functional equivalence: Tribal-federal dual sovereignty and the sixth amendment right to counsel.
Author: Hagen, Alex M.
Source: South Dakota Law Review, Volume 54 (2009)
Title: More questions than answers: Plains Commerce Bank v. Long Family Land and Cattle Company, Inc and the U.S. Supreme court's failure to define the extent of tribal civil authority over nonmembers on non-Indian land
Author: Slepnikoff , Lisa M.
Source: South Dakota Law Review , Volume 54 (2009)
Title: Equality between indigenous groups
Author: Grammon, Sebastien
Source: Supreme Court Law Review, Volume 45 (2009)
Title: Altered meanings: The Department of Interior's rewriting of the Native American Grave Protection and Repatriation Act to regulate culturally unidentifiable human remains
Author: Seidemann, Ryan M.
Source: Temple Journal of Science, Technology & Environmental Law, Volume 12 (2009)
Title: Protecting the traditional knowledge and cultural expression of Russia's "numerically-small" Indigenous peoples: What has been done, what remains to be done.
Author: Newcity, Michael
Source: Texas Wesleyan Law Review, Volume 15 (2009)
Title: Justifying property rights in Natie American traditional knowledge
Author: Cross, John T
Source: Texas Wesleyan Law Review, Volume 15 (2009)
Title: Indigenizing intellectual property law: Customary law, legal pluralism, and the protection of indigenous peoples' rights, identity, and resources
Author: Conway, Danielle M
Source: Texas Wesleyan Law Review, Volume 15 (2009)
Title: Indigenous trademarks and human rights: An Australian and New Zealand prespective
Author: Chalk, Peter J.
Source: Trademark Reporter, Volume 99 (2009)
Title: Possession: An essay on values necessary for the preservation of wildlands and traditional tribal cultures
Author: Ragsdale, John W.
Source: The Urban Lawyer , Volume 40 (2009)
Title: Arizona court says Indian tribe can sue researchers.
Author: Sileo,Carmel
Source: Trial, Volume 45 (2009)
Title: Who is Indigenous?: Indigenous rights globally, In Africa, and among the San in Botswana
Author: Cook , Amelia
Source: Tulane Journal of International and Comparative Law , Volume 18 (2009)
Title: The changing scope of the United States' trust duties to American indian tribes: Navajo Nation v. United States
Author: Perdue , Kimberly C.
Source: University of Colorado Law Review, Volume 80(2009)
Title: Accredited Indians: Increasing the flow of private equity into Indian country as a domestic emerging market
Author: Clarkson , Gavin
Source: University of Colorado Law Review, Volume 80 (2009)
Title: Red: Racism and the American Indian.
Author: Berger , Bethany R.
Source: UCLA Law Review, Volume 56 (2009)
Title: Reaffirming Indian Tribal court criminal jurisdiction over non-Indians: An argument for a statutory abrogation of Oliphant
Author: Ennis, Samuel E.
Source: UCLA Law Review, Volume 51 (2009)
Title: A Half full circle: The reserved rights doctrine and tribal reacquired lands
Author: Salamander , Nicole C.
Source: University of Denver Water Law Review, Volume 12 (2009)
Title: Keeping Indian Claims Commission decisions in their place: Assessing the preclusive effect of ICC decisions in litigation over off-reservation treaty fishing rights
Author: Smith, Michelle
Source: University of Hawaii Law Review, Volume 31 (2009)
Title: Other arms: The power of a dual rights legal strategy for the Chamoru people of Guam using the Declaration on Rights of Indigenous Peoples in U.S. courts
Author: Aguon , Julian
Source: University of Hawaii Law Review, Volume 31 (2008)
Title: Connecting the dots between the Constitution, the Marshall Trilogy, and United States v. Lara: notes toward a blueprint for the next legislative restoration of tribal sovereignty
Author: Tweedy, Ann E.
Source: University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform, Volume 42 (Spring 2009)
Title: Sex trafficking of the American indian women and girls in Minnesota
Author: Koepplinger , Suzanna
Source: University of Saint Thomas Law Journal, Volume 6 (2009)
Title: Goodbye to Good Bird: Considering the use of contact agreements to settle contested adoptions arising under the Indian Child Welfare Act
Author: Walters , Ronald M.
Source: University of Saint Thomas Law Journal, Volume 6 (2009)
Title: An indigenous pacific human rights mechanism: Some building blocks
Author: Toki , Valmaine
Source: Victoria University of Wellington Law Review, Volume 40 (2009)
Title: Samoan custom and human rights: An indigenous view
Author: Unasa , L F Va?
Source: Victoria University of Wellington Law Review , Volume 40(2009)
Title: The Legacy of Solem v. Bartlett: How courts have used demographics to bypass Congress and erode the basic principles of Indian law
Author: Koski , Charlene
Source: Washington Law Review , Volume 84 (2009)
Title: An indigenous lens into comparative law: The doctrine of discovery in the United States and New Zealand
Author: Miller, Robert J.
Source: West Virginia Law Review, Volume 111 (Spring 2009)
Title: Federal indian law-- abmiguous abrogation: The first circuit strips the Narragansett indian tribe of its sovereign immunity
Author: Schnipper, Merritt
Source: Western New England Law Review, Volume 31 (2009)
Title: Retelling the stories of Indian families: Judicial narratives that determine the placement of Indian children under the Indian Child Welfare Act
Author: Lorillard, Christine Metteer
Source: Whittier Journal of Child and Family Advocacy, Volume 8 (2009)
Title: Rhetoric versus reality: The jurisdiction of rape, the Indian Child Welfare Act, and the struggle for tribal self- determination.
Author: Corcoran, Maire
Source: William and Mary Journal of Women and the Law, Volume 15 (2009)
Title: International Indigenous land rights: A critique of the jurisprudence of the Inter-American Court of Human-RIghts in light of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Author: Pasqualucci, Jo M.
Source: Wisconsin International Law Journal, Volume 27 (2009)
Title: Environmental flows in the Rocky Mountain West: A progress report
Author: MacDonnell, Lawrence J.
Source: Wyoming Law Review , Volume 9 (2009)
Title: Light-skinned Native American employee can't prove discrimination.
Author: Holland , Hart
Source: Wyoming Employment Law Letter, Volume 14 (2009)
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