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Courses on Indian Law

Law 720 - Federal Law and Indian Tribes

The study of the relationships between Federal, state, and tribal governments, the source and scope of their respective sovereignties, and time.

Taught by Professor Richard Monette

See the University of Wisconsin Law School Course Schedules for the availability of this course.

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