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From Conflict to Cooperation: State and Tribal Court Relations in the Era of Self-Determination
The Indigenous nations of the United States have long been subject to federal policy. Since the Civil Rights Era, that federal policy purportedly has been to encourage self-determination and tribal sovereignty. One of the hallmarks of self-determination is the development of Tribal legal systems, wh
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