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Can I Keep My Tipi Here? A Review of the Laws Governing Indian Land and how Congress can Resolve Indian Land Trust Issues in the Face of the Supreme Court's Decisions in Carrier and Patchak
This Comment will review the history pertaining to the role real property plays in Indian law policy and address the impact of recent Supreme Court decisions on the ability of tribes to put land into trust. Part II describes the history of the law governing Indian land up to, and including, the Mars
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