Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
The Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law Indian Legal Program of Arizona State University was established in 1988 to provide legal education, scholarship, and public service to tribal governments. It was designed to help train Indian lawyers and promote an understanding of the differences between the legal systems of Indian Nations and the United States. The program has become one of the best in the nation, educating students in Indian law and providing students with practical work experience.
Visit the ILP's SELF STUDY CLE options
Twitter Updates
Other Links
Number of Visitors
Blog Archive
-
▼
2008
(144)
-
▼
September
(24)
- The Arizona Project
- JOB: ASU General Counsel's Office
- NABA-AZ Student Mixer
- JOBS: Navajo Staff attorney and Winnebago Judge
- JOBS: Navajo Nation District Court Judge
- JOB: Ziontz Chestnut Varnell Berley & Slonim
- Chronicle of Higher Education article featuring ILP
- Navajo Nation conduct hearings at College of Law
- Language Conference in Rapid City, South Dakota
- ASU NALSA Golf Tournament
- JOB: Gila River Indian Community Prosecutor
- Register for the IGRA Conference!
- Student Mixer with NABA-AZ
- Alumni: Allyson Thomas
- Article by Katosha Nakai ('03)
- Navajo Nation Supreme Court Oral Arguments
- JOBS: Attorney Northern Arapaho Tribe
- College of Law News
- NALSA Golf Tournament - SAVE THE DATE!
- Humetewa on Native American Calling
- Alumni: Bart Harris ('08)
- Christopher Clark Deschene ('05) - District 2 Winner
- Jeff Harmon ('05) Chosen for Bar Leadership Program
- Alumni: Dorinda Strmiska ('06)
-
▼
September
(24)
No comments:
Post a Comment