New Issue of Researching Law Available Now
Our latest issue profiles one of the ABF's newest researchers and our first scholar of Native American legal systems. Justin B. Richland is a linguistic anthropologist and legal scholar whose research focuses on the intersections of culture, language and law in contemporary Native American governance. In this issue, Professor Richland discusses his background in tribal law, his research, and how he is currently working with and for Native people in the United States.
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