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CodeTalk
American Indian Website
Network for federal agencies

GALILEO - Online Databases
 University System of Georgia
To access the database below click on Digital Library of Georgia then Databases.

Indian Law Resource Center
"The Indian Law Resource Center provides legal assistance to indigenous peoples in the Americas who are working to protect their land, resources, human rights, environment and cultural integrity."

Kennewick Man - See Anthropology - Kennewick Man

Native American Legal Materials (NALM) Microfiche Collection
"...an historical collection of laws, treaties, and law-related materials pertaining to Native Americans."
Washburn University School of Law



Tribal Court Clearinghouse
 "...the first web site devoted to providing information to people working in Native American tribal courts. The Tribal Court Clearinghouse is designed as a resource for tribal justice systems and others involved in the enhancement of justice in Indian country."

University of New Mexico School of Law Library - American Indian Law
"These web pages are designed to assist the researcher in obtaining appropriate resources dealing with Native American law. Brief descriptions of the contents of each resource will guide the researcher in selecting material."
Sections include: Federal Materials ; Federal Agencies ; Tribal Materials ; Native American Organizations ; Law School Native American Websites ; Law Reviews & Other Publications ; Sandia Pueblo Land Controversy ; International Indigenous Issues.

University of Oklahoma Law Center - Native American Legal Resources
Maintained by Marilyn K. Nicely

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