Welcome to the Journal of Indian Justice, where you'll find information on treaties, legal and governmental resources, historical documents, and current issues. If you are new to Indian Territory and its many concerns, please understand that ultimately, all issues relate back to treaties and treaty law. The validity of Indian tribes as sovereign entities, placed within the protections of treaty laws and obligations, is under serious attack from many directions. One of the most deadly assaults in recent times, staged by Sen. Slade Gorton (R-Washington), is discussed in Termination by Appropriation.
National Congress of American Indians Native Law at Humboldt--extraordinary! Indian laws in The Internet Law Library, expanded (former U.S. House of Representatives Law Library for Indian Nations and Tribes) Findlaw -- another essential Native American Grave Protection & Repatriation Act of 1990 (NAGPRA) A bibliography, with links, on Repatriation & Reburial Native American Free Exercise of Religion Act of 1993 U.S. Supreme Court database Thomas, the Congressional data base Code of Federal Regulations The Native American Law Project The Midwest Treaty Network The excellent legal resources at NativeWeb by Peter d'Errico Kappler treaty database by Prof. John Berry, OSU The Native American Rights Fund - Essential work for Indian Country Native American Law, University of Kansas American Indian Law Review, University of Oklahoma Askwitteachik: Legislative Watch by Karen J. Gould Legislative Watch for American Indian Issues Karen Strom's legal links at the Hanksville site Index of documents housed at University of Arizona (offline resources)
