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  • Indian Lands ( January 1999 )
    Douglas Roger Nash of University of Idaho School of Law, Staff Access

    The examination of Indian lands is really a study of history, international law and governmental policy. It is perhaps best summarized and traced in its chronological development, primarily in federal statutes. Indian land ownership is complex and unique and has, to a significant degree, its own terminology and terms of art. This summary provides an overview of development of the law affecting Indian Lands.
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