Advanced Indian Law for Tribal Leaders
Law

November 16-18, 2009

Las Vegas, NV   |   Platinum Hotel For a group rate of $99, please call 1-877-211-9211 and mention Falmouth Institute by October 26.

$865

Back with new material, this popular class offers a comprehensive look at major court decisions and legislation affecting Indian Country. It includes a brief overview of Congress’ involvement in Indian law, the federal regulatory process and how laws are implemented. It provides a review of pending amendments and their implications for tribal government and economic development, including proposed amendments to the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA). We’ll also discuss tribal relationships with states for issues such as gaming, ICWA, jurisdiction and reciprocity agreements.

Important developments in jurisdiction, taxation and employment case law will be discussed. We’ll examine Colorado River Indian Tribes v. National Indian Gaming Commission (CRIT) and other important cases. You’ll also develop practical skills through case studies and exercises.

Join us. This exciting, three-day class provides an in-depth understanding of current Native American law issues.

Please click here to view the brochure.

Topics that will be covered include:

The Federal Courts U.S. District Courts Federal Circuit Courts U.S. Supreme Court Impacts of federal court decisions on Indian Country Tribal/State Relations Jurisdiction Gaming compacts Reciprocity Pending Federal Court Cases CRIT and other key District Court decisions Pending U.S. Circuit Court cases Circuit Court cases to watch Pending U.S. Supreme Court cases Key Case Law and Its Impact on Tribal Governments Law enforcement and jurisdiction Gaming and economic development Sovereignty Employment Law Indian preference Labor relations Unions

Sovereign Immunity For tribal leaders and council members For executives For off-reservation tribal activities Contract law Developments in Tribal Jurisdiction Plains Commerce v. Long Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Gaming Law Jurisdiction in P.L. 280 states Future of Minimum Internal Control Standards (MICS) Current bills proposed to amend IGRA Trends in off-reservation acquisition of gaming land NIGC regulation of Class II and Class III gaming Significant Indian Country Legislation Law enforcement and jurisdiction Gaming and economic development Sovereignty Self-determination contracting Legislative fixes for court decisions *Topics subject to change.