Legal Research, Analysis and Writing in a Tribal Context (Online)
X 490.01 Law 4.5 units
Fee: $350
(Presented in cooperation with Project Peacemaker, UCLA American Indian Studies Center and the Tribal Law and Policy Institute)
Designed for non-lawyers, this course offers an overview of legal research and analysis along with extensive research practice exercises in federal, state, and tribal laws affecting American Indian/Alaska Native populations. Participants learn how to conduct legal research both in a law library and through online research (using the Tribal Court Clearinghouse www.tribal-institute.org) as an entry for free online legal research. Instruction focuses on research and analysis of statutory laws, administrative regulations, and case law as they affect American Indian/Alaskan Native tribes. The course also emphasizes researching and analyzing tribal law.
Technical Requirements:
A PC or Macintosh computer with access to the Internet with Internet Explorer 4.0 (or higher) or Netscape Navigator 4.0 (or higher).
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