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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.
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- ILP/NALSA Graduation - 5/16/9 at 5:00 p.m.
- Amicus Brief in Northwest Austin Municipal Utility...
- Professor Ferguson Bohnee
- JOB: Tohono O'odham Judge (4 positions)
- Pro Bono Winners!
- JOB: Hoopa Valley Tribe - Tribal Attorney
- ILP Students co-author "Arizona Attorney" article
- Alumni: Autumn Monteau ('08)
- Alumni: Rodina Cave ('01)
- Taxation on Indian Reservations
- EchoHawk to lead the BIA
- Carl Artman joins the Indian Legal Program faculty
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