Federal Indian Law

Course Number:Law 361
Hours:3
Course Type:Upper-Level
Writing Requirement:Rigorous Writing Experience (RWE)
Skills Requirement?:No
Final Exam?:No
Description:

Formerly called Native American Law

This course examines the legal relationships of American Indians and federally recognized Indian Tribes in the context of Federal Indian Law. In particular, the course focuses on Indian Tribal sovereignty and its intersection with the Federal and State governments with emphasis on Tribal Court jurisdiction, property rights, the place of the Tribes within the constitutional framework of the Federal government, and relationship between Tribal governments and the States. This course will have a special emphasis on the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians located in North Carolina.

Instructor(s):H. Martin (Adjunct), J. Martin (Adjunct)
Semester(s):Fall


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