The History of Native American Law
Indian American laws are born out of historic events.
They are of prime value not only to the
native tribes and groups, but also to the federal government of America.
With the help of
lawyers, it is easy to understand...
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The History of Native American Law
Indian American laws are born out of historic events.
They are of prime value not only to the
native tribes and groups, but also to the federal government of America.
With the help of
lawyers, it is easy to understand the laws and to follow them.
America has a large population of indigenous people present and they are referred to as
"Indians" or "American Indians".
Several states recognize these groups as opposed to the
acceptance of the federal policy.
This population consists of Alaska natives and Hawaiian
natives.
Earlier they were part of tribes but with the passage of time, they started avoiding the
usage of the word tribe.
Hence the new reference name i.
e.
“Indians”.
This group needs to
abide the laws and thus need lawyers who are experts in these laws to help them.
There are a set of rights that are unique to American Indians.
They share the laws that other
Americans follow, but in addition there are other rules, laws and rights.
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