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How The U.S. Legal System Ignores Tribal Law: Q&A With Elizabeth Reese
(Originally published in & the West on October 7, 2021) Assistant Professor Elizabeth Reese, who is Nambé Pueblo, joined the Stanford Law School faculty as its first Native American member in June 2021. Her new article, published in the Stanford Law Review, analyzes the way United States legal institutions systematically ignore the legal structures created…
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