Federal Recent Development

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• Published: University of Oklahoma College of Law Digital Commons 1991
• Subjects: civil jurisdiction; amendment of tribal code; Twin City Construction Co. v. Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians; non-indian general contractor; reservations; Turtle Mountain Tribal Court; criminal jurisdiction; dependent indian community; Blatchford v. Sullivan; New Mexico state court; Charles Blatchford; Navajo Indian; Yah-Ta-Hey; Navajo Reservation; Major Crimes Act; Indian Country; United States v. Martine; state jurisdiction; Ross v. Neff; Cherokee tribal member; South Greasy Community Park Association; Ronnie Ross; tribal trust land; jurisdictional claim; criminal conviction under the Forest Allotment Act of 1910; United States v. Kent; Lavon Kent; Karuk Indian; Sandy Bar Creek; allotment; aboriginal rights; ancestry; mens rea; aboriginal title; prisoner's rights; Iron Eyes v. Henry; Iron Eyes; Standing Rock Sioux Indian; Missouri Farmington Correctional Center; hair cutting; religious beliefs; Native American religious beliefs; civil rights; civil rights violation; freedom of religion; prison regulation; removal of tribal court cases to federal court; Becenti v. Vigil; Mary Becenti; Jicarilla Apache Reservation; New Mexico; Jicarilla Apache tribal credit committee; trust responsibility; standard of care; loan specialist; Bureau of Indian Affairs loan specialist; subject matter jurisdiction; sovereign immunity; standard review of tribal court decisions; FMC v. Shoshone-Bannock Tribes; Shoshone-Bannock Tribes; FMC; reservation; Tribal Employment Rights Ordinance; tribal contract approval; Stock West Corp. v. Lujan; tribally incorporated businesses; Colville Tribal Enterprise Corporation; Colville Indian Precision Pine Company; Colville Reservation; Bureau of Indian Affairs; Interior Board of Indian Appeals; Administrative Procedures Act; state courts; Indian Child Welfare Act; voluntary relinquishment of parental rights; parental rights; Catholic Social Services Inc. v. C.A.A; Athabascan tribe; Catholic Social Services; child abuse; Relinquishment of Parental Rights; Consent to Adopt; Cook Inlet Tribal Council; tribal child welfare organization; Revocation of Relinquishment; jurisdiction; Federal Land Bank of Wichita v. Burris; Osage tribe; Jess Burris; Joan L. Burris; Federal Land Bank; Commissioner of Indian Affairs; Indigenous; Indian; and Aboriginal Law; Farmington; Martine; Sullivan; Athabascan
• Online Access: https://digitalcommons.law.ou.edu/ailr/vol16/iss1/9; https://digitalcommons.law.ou.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1370&context=ailr