Political and Legal Status (“lower 48” States)

Thomas Biolsi

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Indigenous Peoples' Rights and Law Indigenous Cultures and History American Constitutional Law and Politics

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This chapter contains section titled: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND The origins of tribal sovereignty “Wardship” and “plenary power” Inherent sovereignty MODERN TRIBAL GOVERNMENT JURISDICTIONS Federal jurisdiction State jurisdiction Tribal jurisdiction THE ANTINOMIES OF SOVEREIGNTY

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