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The Tribal Wills at USD's Knudson School of Law: A Study in Mutuality, Nimbleness, and Persistence
Thomas E. Simmons
Filling the Tribal Court Attorney Need Through Tribes Licensing Their Own Attorneys
Nicholas James Stamates
Freedom of Tribal Association
Andrea Nishi
Access to Justice in Indian Country: Empowering Pro Se Criminal Defendants Through Holistic Defense and Resource Creation
Ilse Turner and Johanna Farmer
A Two-Pronged Approach to Addressing Unmet Legal Needs on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation
Elaine Yellow Horse and Jillian Yellow Horse
Criminal Incidence in Indian Country: Evidence from the FBI Uniform Crime Reporting Program
K. Aleks Schaeffer and Brian E. Whitacre
Increasing Access to Justice Through the Use of Indigenous Restorative Justice and Trauma Informed Practices
Carrie E. Garrow, Danielle J. Mayberry, and Micaelee Horn
Access to Justice in Indian County: Strengthening the Ecosystem of Law in Native Communities
Mary Smith
Innovative Sovereignty: California Tribes' Use of the Nonprofit Corporation
Stephen F. Diamond and Jennifer W. Kuan
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