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Last updated: October 7, 2026
Next update should be ready by: October 14, 2026
Recently Added Content:
- Access to justice in Indian Country: Empowering pro se criminal defendants through holistic defense and resource creation.
- Access to justice in Indian Country: Strengthening the ecosystem of law in Native communities.
- Artificial intelligence, Tribal sovereignty, and the criminal justice system.
- Criminal incidence in Indian Country: Evidence from the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program.
- Freedom of Tribal association.
- Increasing access to justice through the use of Indigenous restorative justice and trauma informed practices.
- Innovative sovereignty: California Tribes' use of the nonprofit corporation.
- Pretrial justice in Indian Country and bordertowns - including rural Tribal communities in the bail reform conversation.
- The Tribal wills at USD's Knudson School of Law: A study in mutuality, nimbleness, and persistence.
- A two-pronged approach to addressing unmet legal needs on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.
- Under-enforcement of Tribal land use regulations.
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