Title

Chapter 2 – Tribal Authority

Authors

Elizabeth Kronk Warner, University of Utah, SJ Quinney College of Law
Nikki Borchardt Campbell, National American Indian Court Judges Association
Gloria Valencia-Weber, University of New Mexico - School of Law
Kristen A. Carpenter, University of Colorado Law School

Document Type

Conference Proceeding

Publication Date

Spring 4-21-2022

Comments

Presenter: Elizabeth Kronk Warner

Topic: Subchapter 1 – Tribal Sovereignty in General

Restatement Sections: Sec. 13 – Sources of Tribal Authority, Sec.14 – Scope of Tribal Authority, Sec. 15 – Federal Statutory Regulation of Tribal Authority, and Sec. 17 – the Power to Establish a Form of Government

Timestamp: 0:02:08

Presenter: Nikki Borchardt Campbell

Topic: Subchapter 2 – The Powers of Indian Tribes

Restatement Sections: Sec. 24 – The Power to Enforce Laws, Sec. 25 – Tribal Sovereign Immunity, Sec. 26 – Immunity of Tribal Officials and Employees in Federal and State Courts, and Sec. 28 – Tribal-Court Exhaustion Rule

Timestamp: 0:23:49

Presenter: Gloria Valencia-Weber

Topic: Subchapter 2 – The Powers of Indian Tribes

Restatement Sections: Sec. 16 – Constitutional Rights of Persons Under Tribal Jurisdiction, Sec18 – The Power to Define Tribal Membership or Citizenship Criteria, Sec. 19 – The Power to Regulate Domestic Relations, Sec.20 – The Power to Prescribe Rules of Inheritance, Sec. 23 – The Power to Regulate the use and Disposition of Property and Natural Resources

Timestamp: 0:56:16

Presenter: Kristen Carpenter

Topic: Subchapter 2 – The Powers of Indian Tribes

Restatement Sections: Sec. 1 Indian Lands, Sec. 12 – Nonmember Lands, Sec.21 – The Power to Tax, Sec. 22 – The Power to Exclude and Sec. 27 – Civil Regulatory and Adjudicatory Authority over Nonmembers

Timestamp: 1:26:03

Recommended Citation

Elizabeth Kronk Warner, Nikki Borchardt Campbell, Gloria Valencia-Weber, and Kristen A. Carpenter, Chapter 2 – Tribal Authority (2022), https://digitalcommons.law.uw.edu/ils/3