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Aboriginal Title, Alaskan Native Equal Opportunity for Indian Chil- Property Rights, and the Case of dren-The Legal Basis for Compel- the Tee-Hit-Ton Indians. Steven ling Bilingual and Bicultural John Bloxham 8:299 Education. Roy D. Foisom 3:51 Agua Caliente Revisited: Recent Essay: Take Us By the Hand: Chal- Developments as to Zoning of In- lenges of Becoming an Indian dian Reservations. Osborne M. Lawyer, An. Rennard Strickland 2(2):47 Reynolds, Jr. 4:249 Essay: The Ignorance of Ignorance: American Indian Law and the Spirit Cultural Barriers Between Indians World. Rennard Strickland 1:33 and Non-Indians, An. William C. American Indian Policy Review Wantland 3:1 Commission: A Prospect for Evolution of the Termination Policy. Future Change in Federal Indian Charles F. Wilkinson and Eric R. Policy. Kirke Kickingbird 3:243 Biggs 5:139 American Indian Religious Freedom Friends and Enemies of the American and Cultural Resources Manage- Indian: An Essay Review on ment: Protecting Mother Earth's Native American Law and Public Caretakers. Dean B. Suagee 10:1 Policy. Rennard Strickland 3:313 Attitudes Toward the Police Among From Blood Revenge to the Light- White and Native American horsemen: Evolution of Law En- Youth. Morris A. Forslund and forcement Institutions Among the William C. Cockerham 3:419 to 1861. Bob Blue Lake: A Struggle for Indian L. Blackburn 8:49 Rights. John J. Bodine 1:23 Health Care for Tribal Citizens: A Bureau of Indian Affairs Reorganiza- Criticism of White v. Califano. tion Follies of 1978: A Lesson in Mario Gonzalez and J. Youngblood Bureaucratic Self-Defense, The. Henderson 7:245 Russel Lawrence Barsh 7:1 Hopi-Navaho Land Dispute. Gary L. Cheyenne-Arapaho and Alcoholism: Thompson and James M. Does the Tribe Have a Legal Right Goodman 3:397 to a Medical Remedy? Robert A. Indian and Common Law Marriages. Fairbanks 1:55 Henry H. Foster 3:83 Conflict Over Land, A. FrancisE. Indian and Inuit Family Law and the Ackerman 8:259 Canadian Legal System. Bradford Constitutional Experiences of the W. Morse 7:199 Five Civilized Tribes. Arrell M. Indian Child Welfare Act of 1978: A Gibson 2(2):17 Response to the Threat to Indian Decriminalizing Tribal Codes: A Re- Culture Caused by Foster and sponse to Oliphant. Catherine Adoptive Placements of Indian Baker Stetson 9:51 Children. Manuel P. Guerrero 7:51 Delinquency Among Wind River In- Indian Claims in the Beds of Okla- dian Reservation Youth. Ralph E. homa Watercourses. Michael M. Meyers and Morris A. Forslund 2(2):61 Gibson 4:83 Educational Assistance and Indian Education: Failure for the Employment Preference: Who Is Future? Dean Chavers 2(1):61 an Indian? Karl A. Funke 4:1 Indians and Taxation in Canada. Enforcement Strategies for Indian Richard H. Bartlett 7:185 Landlords. Gary T. Jones 2(2):41

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Introduction to the Function of a Probating Indian Estates: Con- Journal of Indian Law. M.H. queror's Court Versus Decedent Merrill 1:5 Intent. Antonia Vaznelis 10:287 Journey from Ex Parte Crow Dog to Question of Nonresident Tuition for Littlechief: A Survey of Tribal Tribal Citizens, The. J. Civil and Criminal Jurisdiction in Youngblood Henderson 4:47 Western Oklahoma, The. F. Race and Power Politics as Aspects Browning Pipestem 6:1 of Federal Guardianship Over Jurisdictional Decisions in Indian American Indians: Land-Related Law: The Importance of Extralegal Cases, 1887-1924. Nancy Carol Factors in Judical Decision Mak- Carter 4:197 ing. Philip Lee Fetzer 9:253 Rights of Reservation Parents and Jurisdiction Over Non-Indians: An Children: Cultural Survival or the Opinion of the "Opinion." John Final Termination? David T. McDermott and William R. Woodward 3:21 Baldassin 1:13 Service of Process and Execution of Legal Status of the Dakota Indian Judgment on Indian Reservations. Woman. Ruth E. Van De Mark Robert Laurence 10:257 and Shirley R. Bysiewicz 3:255 State Acquisition of Interests in In- Manifest Destiny and American In- dian Land: An Overview. Blake A. dian Religious Freedom: Se- Watson 10:219 quoyah, Badoni, and the State Taxation of Indians: Impact of Drowned Gods. Howard Stambor 10:59 the 1973 Supreme Court Decisions. Menominee Indians: Termination to David C. Johnson 2(1):l Restoration, The. Stephen J. Supreme Court, Tribal Sovereignty, Herzberg 6:143 and Continuing Problems of State Mid-Passage-The Navajo Tribe and Encroachment Into Indian Coun- Its First Legal Revolution. Stephen try, The. Clifford M. Lytle 8:65 Conn 6:329 "Terminated" Five Tribes of Okla- Mythology of the Oklahoma Indians: homa: The Effect of Federal A Survey of the Legal Status of Legislation and Administrative Indian Tribes in Oklahoma. F. Treatment on the Government of Browning Pipestem and G. the Nation. Susan Work 6:81 William Rice 6:259 Title I of the Indian Self-Determina- Native American Credit Problem. tion and Education Assistance Act Frank LaFontaine 2(1):29 of 1975. Russel Lawrence Barsh Native Americans Versus Archaeolo- and Ronald L. Trosper 3:361 gists: The Legal Issues. C. Dean Tribally Controlled Community Col- Higginbotham 10:91 lege Assistance Act of 1978: The New York-Oneida Treaty of 1795: A Failure of Federal Indian Higher Finding of Fact. Jack Campisi 4:71 Education Policy, The. Michael A. Omen: Three Affiliated Tribes v. Olivas 9:219 Moe and the Future of Tribal Self- Unraveling the Riddle of Aboriginal government. Russel Lawrence Title. J. Youngblood Henderson 4:47 Barsh 5:1 What is an "Indian Tribe"?-The Politics as Law: The Cases. Question of Tribal Existence. L.R. William F. Swindler 1:7 Weatherhead 8:1 Politics, Bureaucracy, and the Bogus What Price Progress? Uranium Pro- Administration of Indian Commis- duction on Indian Lands in the San sioner Lewis Vital Bogy, Juan Basin. Lise Young 9:1 1866-1867. William E. Unrau 5:185

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William 0. Douglas, the Supreme Zoning the Reservation-Village of Court, and American Indians. Euclid Meets Agua Caliente. Robert H. Keller, Jr. 3:333 Osborne M. Reynolds, Jr. 2(2):1

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Ackerman, Francis E. A Conflict Fairbanks, Robert A. Cheyenne- Over Land 8:259 Arapaho and Alcoholism: Does the Baldassin, Willim R. (with McDer- Tribe Have a Legal Right to a mott). Jurisdiction Over Non- Medical Remedy? 1:55 Indians-An Opinion of the Fetzer, Philip Lee. Jurisdictional "Opinion" 1:13 Decisionsin Indian Law: The Im- Barsh, Russel Lawrence. The B.I.A. portance of Extralegal Factors in Reorganization Folliesof 1978: A Judicial Decision Making 9:253 Lesson in Bureaucratic Folsom, Roy D. Equal Opportunity Self-Defense 7:1 for Indian Children-The Legal - (with Trosper). Title I of the Basisfor Compelling Bilingual and Indian Self-Determination and Bicultural Education 3:51 EducationAssistance Act of 1975 3:361 Forslund, Morris A. (with Cocker- Bartlett, Richard H. Indians and ham). Attitudes Toward the Police Taxation in Canada 7:185 Among White and Native Biggs, Eric R. (with Wilkinson), American Youth 3:419 Evolution of the Termination -. (with Meyers). Delinquency Policy 5:139 Among Wind River Indian Reser- Blackburn, Bob L. From Blood Re- vation Youth 2(2):61 venge to the Lighthorsemen: Foster, Henry H. Indian and Com- Evolution of Law Enforcement In- mon Law Marriages 3:83 stitutionsAmong the Five Civilized Funke, Karl A. EducationalAssist- Tribes to 1861 8:49 ance andEmployment Preference: Bloxham, Steven John. Aboriginal Who is an Indian? 4:1 Title, Alaskan Native Property Gibson, Arrell M. ConstitutionalEx- Rights, and the Case of the Tee- periences of the Five Civilized Hit-Ton Indians 8:299 Tribes 2(2):17 Bodine, John J. Blue Lake: A Gibson, Michael M. Indian Claims in Struggle for Indian Rights 1:23 the Beds of Oklahoma Bysiewicz, Shirley R. (with Van De Watercourses 4:83 Mark). Legal Status of the Dakota Gonzalez, Mario (with Henderson). Indian Women 3:255 Health Carefor Tribal Citizens: A Campisi, Jack. New York-Oneida Criticism of White v. Califano 7:245 Treaty of 1795: A Findingof Fact 4:71 Goodman, James M. (with Thomp- Carter, Nancy Carol. Race and son). Hopi-Navaho Land Dispute 3:397 Power Politics as Aspects of Guerrero, Manuel P. Indian Child Federal Guardianship Over Welfare Act of 1978: A Response American Indians: Land-Related to the Threat to Indian Culture Cases, 1887-1924 4:197 Caused by Foster and Adoptive Chavers, Dean. Indian Education: Placements of Indian Children 7:51 Failurefor the Future? 2(1):61 Henderson, J. Youngblood (with Cockerham, William C. (with Fors- Gonzalez). Health Carefor Tribal lund). Attitudes Toward the Police Citizens: A Criticism of White v. Among White and Native American Calfano 7:245 Youth 3:419 __ The Question ofNonresident Conn, Stephen. Mid-Passage-The Tuition for Tribal Citizens 4:47 Navajo Tribe and Its First Legal . Unraveling the Riddle of Revolution 6:329 Aboriginal Title 5:75

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Herzberg, Stephen J. The __ (with Rice). The Mythology Menominee Indians: Termination of the Oklahoma Indians: A to Restoration 6:143 Survey of the Legal Status of In- Higginbotham, C. Dean. Native dian Tribes in Oklahoma 6:259 Americans Versus Archaeologists: Reynolds, Osborne M., Jr. Agua The Legal Issues 10:91 Caliente Revisited: Recent Johnson, David C. State Taxation of Developments as to Zoning of In- Indians: Impact of the 1973 dian Reservations 4:249 Supreme Court Decisions 2(1):1 __ Zoning the Reservation- Jones, Gary T. Enforcement Stra- Village of Euclid Meets Agua tegies for Indian Landlords 2(2):41 Caliente 2(2):1 Keller, Robert H., Jr. William 0. Rice, G. William (with Pipestem). Douglas, the Supreme Court, and The Mythology of the Oklahoma American Indians 3:333 Indians: A Survey of the Legal Kickingbird, Kirke. American Indian Status of Indian Tribes in Policy Review Commission: A Oklahoma 6:259 Prospect for Future Change in Stambor, Howard. Manifest Destiny Federal Indian Policy 3:243 and American Indian Religious LaFontaine, Frank. Native American Freedom: Sequoyah, Badoni, and Credit Problem 2(1):29 the Drowned Gods 10:59 Laurence, Robert. Service of Process Stetson, Catherine Baker. Decrimin- and Execution of Judgment on In- alizing Tribal Codes: A Response dian Reservations 10:257 to Oliphant 9:51 Lytle, Clifford M. The Supreme Strickland, Rennard. American In- Court, Tribal Sovereignty, and dian Law and the Spirit World 1:33 ContinuingProblems of State En- __ An Essay: Take Us by the croachment into Indian Country 8:65 Hand: Challenges of Becoming an McDermott, John T. (with Baldas- Indian Lawyer 2(2):47 sin). Jurisdiction Over Non- __ Friendsand Enemies of the Indians; An Opinion of the American Indian: An Essay "Opinion" 1:13 Review on Native American Law Merrill, M.H. Introduction to thle and Public Policy 3:313 Function of a Journal of Indian Suagee, Dean B. American Indian Law 1:5 Religious Freedom and Cultural Meyers, Ralph E. (with Forslund). Resources Management:Protecting Delinquency Among Wind River Mother Earth's Caretakers 10:1 Indian Reservation Youth 2(2):61 Swindler, William F. Politics as Law: Morse, Bradford W. Indian and In- The Cherokee Cases 1:7 uit Family Law and the Canadian Thompson, Gary L. (with Good- Legal System 7:199 man). Hopi-Navajo Land Dispute 3:397 Olivas, Michael A. Tribally Con- Trosper, Ronald L. (with Barsh). rolled Community College Title I of the Indian Self- Assistance Act of 1978: The Determination and Education Failure of Federal Indian Higher Assistance Act of 1975 3:361 Education Policy 9:219 Unrau, William E. Politics, Bureau- Pipestem, F. Browning. The Journey cracy and the Bogus Administration from Ex Parte Crow Dog to Lit- of Indian Commissioner Lewis tiechief: A Survey of Tribal Civil Vital Bogy, 1866-1867 5:185 and Criminal Jurisdiction in Van De Mark, Ruth E. (with Bysie- Western Oklahoma 6:1 wicz). Legal Status of the Dakota Indian Woman 3:255

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Vaznelis, Antonia. ProbatingIndian Woodward, David. Rights of Reser- Estates: Conqueror's Court Versus vation Parents and Children: Decedent Intent 10:287 Cultural Survival or the Final Wantland, William C. An Essay: The Termination? Ignorance of Ignorance: Cultural Work, Susan. The "Terminated" Barriers Between Indians and Five Tribes of Oklahoma: The Ef- Non-Indians 3:1 fect of FederalLegislation and Ad- Watson, Blake A. State Acquisition ministrative Treatment on the of Interests in Indian Land: An Government of the Seminole Overview 10:219 Nation Weatherhead, L.R. What is an "'In- Young, Lise. What Price Progress? dian Tribe"?-The Question of Uranium Production on Indian Tribal Existence 8:1 Lands in the San Juan Basin Wilkinson, Charles F. (with Biggs). Evolution of the Termination Policy 5:139

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Alber, Thomas S. A Canadian In- Rogers, John (Chief Snow Cloud). dian Bibliography 1960-1970 (Mur- Red World and White: Memories ray B. Stewart) 4:189 of a Chippewa Boyhood (Robert Burton, Jimalee. Indian Heritage,In- A. Fairbanks) 3:239 dian Pride: Stories that Touched Satz, Ronald, N. American Indian My Life (Thomas E. Samders) 3:529 Policy in the Jacksonian Era Deloria, Vine, Jr. Behind the Trail (Thomas Elton Brown) 3:541 of Broken Treaties: An Indian Strickland, Rennard. Fire and the Declaration of Independence Spirits: Cherokee Law from Clan (Robert A. Fairbanks) 2(2):169 to Court (Jerry Muskrat) 3:225 Fehrenbach, T.R. : The Sutton, Imre. Indian Land Tenure: Destruction of a People (Arrell BiographicalEssays and a Guide Morgan Gibson) 3:543 to the Literature (Murray B. Gibson, Julie. Words from the Earth Stewart) 5:261 (Jeanne L. Crabtree) 7:195 Szasz, Margaret. Education and the Kickingbird, Kirke, and Ducheneaux, American Indian: The Road to Karen. One Hundred Million Acres Self-Determination (Richard T. (R. Dale Vliet) 2(1):157 Dawson) 3:241 Llewellyn, Karl N., and Hoebel, E. Vanderweth, W.C., ed. Indian Ora- Adamson. The Cheyenne Way tory: Famous Speeches by Noted (M.H. Merrill) 3:237 Indian Chieftains (Jerry D. Marriot, Alice, and Rachlin, Carol Blanche) 4:355 K. Plains Indian Mythology Vecsey, Christopher, and Robert W. (Richard J. LaFromboise) 4:359 Venables, eds. American Indian Miner, H. Craig. The Corporation Environments: EcologicalIssues in and the Indian (Hal William Ellis) 5:265 Native American History (Harold Morgan, Lael. And the Land Shall Young) 8:491 Provide:Alaska Natives in a Year Viola, Herman J. Thomas L. Mc- of Transition (Donald H. Green) 4:193 Kenney, Architect of America's Price, Loring Benson. Uncle Sam's Early Indian Policy: 1816-1830 Stepchildren: The Reformation of (William E. Unrau) 5:435 United States Indian Policy, Weaver, Thomas. Indians of Ari- 1865-1887 (Odie B. Faulk) 3:535 zona: A ContemporaryPerspective Reid, John Phillip. Law of Blood: (Osborne M. Reynolds, Jr.) 3:525 The PrimitiveLaw of the Cherokee White, Jay Vincent. Taxing Those Nation (Elmer M. Million) 1:103 They Found Here (David C. Johnson) 2(I):153

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Karok 10:58 Kashaskia 3:10; 10:335 Kaw 3:219; 6:2 Kickapoo 6:7; 9:281 2(2):71; 3:218; 4:279; 6:7; 9:278; 10:321 Kiamath 3:89; 4:121; 5.146, 278 Kootenai 9:260 Laguna Pueblo 9:2, 335 Lumbee 3:251 Lummi 8:161 Makah 8:161, 123 Malecite 8:260 Mandan 9:221 Maricopas 9:206 Menominee 1:79; 3:251; 4:128, 328; 5:47, 152; 6:143, 313 Mescalero-Apache 1:29; 9:207 Micmac 8:260 Mohave 9:206 Mohawk 8:260; 9:274 Nambe 1:29 Narragansett 8:260 Naskapi 8:215 Navajo 2(2):1, 10; 3:140, 355; 4:50, 299; 5:219, 267; 6:49, 191, 800; 7:115; 8:377; 9:99, 206, 324; 10:62, 97 Northern Cheyenne 1:60; 3:162-63, 9:83, 86, 338 Oglala 3:262 Oglala Dakota 9:278 Oglala Sioux 5!221; 7:252; 8:389; 9:222; 10:320 Ojibwa 8:260 Oka 7:212 Omaha 9:222 Oneida 2(1):65, 147; 3:335; 4:71; 8:260; 10:335 Onondaga 4:72; 7:125; 8:260 Osage 3:161, 314; 6:3, 289; 9:282 Otoe 5:233; 6:2 Ottawa 9:282 Papago 3:335; 4:137; 7:55 Passamaquoddy 8:259 Pawnee 3:233; 5:394 Penobscot 8:259 Pequot 8:260 Pine River Sioux 8:149 Ponca 3:3; 5:233, 399; 6:2; 10:266 Pottawatomi 7:56 Pueblo 5:272; 7:159; 8:1461 9:204, 208, 316 Puyallup 2(10):147; 8:128; 9:127 Pyramid Lake Paiute 2(2):129 Quapaw 3:251 Quechan 4:136 Quinault 2(1):120 River Sioux 9:221

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Rosebud Sioux 4:146; 5:220; 9:222; 10:327 Sac and Fox 6:7 Salish 9:222, 260 San Juan 1:29 Santa Clara 1:29; 8:149 Santee 3:259 Santee Sioux 9:222 Santo Domingo Pueblo 9:335 Sauk 9:281 Seminole 2(2):17; 3:2, 314; 5:144; 6:3, 81, 418; 8:49 Seneca 2(1):53, 65; 3:96; 4:72; 6:269; 8:260; 10:338 Shawnee 9:273, 282 Shoshone 1:58; 2(2):61; 340; 9:101, 301 Siletz 8:8 Sioux 1:57; 3:57; 58; 5:283; 6:10; 9:83, 258 Sisseton-Wahpeton 2(1):149; 7:337; 9:222 Skagit 8:40 Standing Rock Sioux 3:245; 9:222; 10:326 Stillaguamish 2(1):65; 10:335 Suquamish 9:263; 10:191 Susquehanna 8:260 Taos 1:23 Tlinget 2(2):12; 3:340, 343; 5:111 Tolowa 10:58 Tulalip 2(l):44 Turtle- Mountain Chippewa 5:146; 9:222 Tuscarora 2(l):65; 3:340; 8:260; 10:335 Ute 3:339; 5:152 Wabash 2(2):10 Walapai 3:339 Wampanoag 8:260 Western Dakota 3:259 White Mountain Apache 5:220; 8:74 Wind River 2(1):150 Winnebago 9:222 Yakima 3:346 Yuma 9:206 Yurok 9:257; 10:57 Zuni 1:29; 5:12; 7:125; 9:204

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Acosta v. County of San Diego 4:58, Bad Horse v. Bad Horse 5:355; 8:373; 289-91 10:265 Adams v. Osage 3:161-64 Badoni v. Higginson 10:72 ___ v. Vance 7:103 Baer v. City of Bend 8:93 Adoption of Baby Boy L, In re 10:321 Baker v. Carr 2(1):137, 138; 3:452, 497, - Baby Nancy, In re 10:323 498; 10:103 Agua Caliente Band of Mission Indians Bank of Toronto v. Lambe 7:198 Tribal Council v. City of Palm Baralong, In re 3:97 Springs 4:151, 254 Barclay v. United States 5:418 Akers v. Morton 5:203 Bates v. Clark 6:33 Akin v. United States 4:303-05 Beck v. Flournoy Livestock & Real Akins v. Saxbe 3:469, 471, 474 Estate Co. 4:215, 170 Alaska Pac. Fisheries v. United States Beecher v. Wetherby 4:213, 226 5:303-06 Begay v. Miller 4:148 Aldridge v. United States 2(2):82 Belgarde v. Morton 4:147 Alvardo v. State 7:54 Bell v. Hood 3:185 Alyeska Pipeline Serv. Co. v. Wilder- Bertleson, In re 10:325 ness Soc'y 2(2):155, 160 Big Eagle v. Andrea 3:200 Amalgamated Food Employees Union __ v. United States 2(1):120 v. Logan Valley Plaza, Inc. 3:189 Bigelow v. Virginia 8:389 American Ins. Co. v. Brown 3:140-41 Bird Bear v. McLean County 3:512 Amodu Tijani v. Secretary of State, Birdhead v. Tail 10:323 Nigeria 5:117 Bivens v. Six Unknown Agents of Annis v. Dewey County Bank 3:142; Federal Bureau of Narcotics 3:185 10:272 Blackfeather v. United States 5:305 Antoine v. Washington 3:204, 249; Blackwolf v. District Court 5:354-55 5:243-45 Board of Comm'rs v. Seber 4:319 Appeal in Pima County Juvenile Boiling v. Sharpe 3:272 Action, In re 10:319 Bowling v. United States 4:216, 224- Argersinger v. Hamlin 5:385, 387 Boyer v. Dively Administrator 3:96 Arizona v. California 4:306- 07; 7:166; Bradley v. School Bd. 2(2):143 9:339 Braunfeld v. Brown 2(2):74 Arizona v. Hobby 4:289 Braxton v. Board of Pub. Instr. 4:107, Arizona Dep't of Econ. Security v. 108 Mahoney 7:55 Breen v. Kahl 3:73 Armstrong v. Grocers' Ass'n v. Harris Brewer-Elliot Oil & Gas Co. v. United 7:215 States 2(l):129, 131; 4:84, 86, 88 v. Maple Leaf Apts., Ltd. 3:207 Brough v. Appawora 4:346 Ashbacker Radio Corp. v. Federal Brown v. Board of Educ. 3:59, 64, 65; Communications Comm'n 4:95 4:108; 8:181; 10:359 Assiniboine Tribe v. United States 5:306 Bruenette v. Dann 4:345 Atlantic Smoke Shops v. Conlon 7:198 Bryan v. Itasca County 3:517; 6:231, Attorney Gen. for Canada v. Attorney Gen. 415; 10:259 for Ontario 7:208 Burns v. Richardson 2(l):149 Attorney Gen. for Quebec v. Williams Buster v. United States Inspector 4:136 7:209 Avery v. Cayuga 7:212 Cady v. Morton 4:170, 284 __ v. Midland County 3:452 Cantrell, In re 7:61

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Cantwell v. Connecticut 8:80; 10:94 Citizens to Preserve Overton Park v. Captain Grande Band of Mission Volpe 5:203 Indians v. Helix Irrig. Dist. 3:514 City of Phoenix v. Koldziejski 3:450 Cardin v. De La Cruz 10:207 City of Portland v. Thornton 8:93 Cardinal v. Attorney Gen. of Alberta City of Vancouver v. Chow Chee 7:225 7:199 Clark v. Land Forestry Comm. of Carino v. Insular Gov't of the Philli- Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Council pines 10:147 2(2):127; 3:175-76 Carle v. Carle 3:34, 36; 7:54 Class v. Norton 2(2):161 Carlson v. Tulalip Tribes 3:198 Colorado River Water Conser. Dist. v. Carmen, In re 6:51 United States 4:303; 9:339 Carpenter v. Shaw 5:15, 21, 41, 302 Commissioner of Stamps v. Hope 7:217 Cassata v. Federal Say. & Loan Ins. Commonwealth Edison Co. v. Mon- Corp. 2(2):147, 155 tana 10:181 Cattersall v. Sweetman 8:245 Confederated Salish v. United States Central Mach. Co. v. Arizona Tax 5:301 Comm'n 8:419; 9:268 __ & Kootenai Tribes v. Namen Chapman Radio & Tele. Co., In re 4:94 9:102 Chemehuevi Tribe v. Confederated Tribes of the Colville Federal Power Comm'n 3:197 Indian Reservation v. Washington v. Georgia 1:16; 2(1):5; 6:422 2(2):24; 3:7, 11, 15, 138; 4:412, 316, 321; Conley v. Ballinger 7:342 5:102-05, 196; 6:293; 8:68, 98; 9:254, 289, Connolly v. Woolrich 3:95; 8:222, 230 313; 10:94, 196, 354 Corn Tassel, In re 3:9 __ v. Hitchcock 4:204, 209, 221 Cort v. Ash 6:198; 8:144 __ v. Oklahoma 2(l):125, 131, 132 Cote, Ex parte 8:236 __ v. Southern Kansas Ry. County of Beltrami v. County of Hen- 4:209, 222, 227; 5:243 nepin 4:291, 292 Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes v. State 6:7, 75 Cowan v. Rosebud Sioux Tribal __ v. United States 3:204 Court 4:146, 147 v. United States 4:202 Cramer v. United States 4:223; 10:125 Chief Seattle Properties, Inc. v. Ketsap Creek Nation v. United States 3:337; County 3:516 6:121 Chino v. Chino 8:375 C.R.M,, In re 10:320 Chippewa Indians v. United States 5:109 Crepin v. Delorimier et Banque Chippewa, In re 1:79-81 Canadienne Nationale 7:215 Choate v. Trapp 3:160; 4:212-13; 5:302, Crow Dog, Ex parte 1:17; 3:30, 268, 306; 10:132 269; 5:142, 242; 6:10; 8:101, 310; Choctaw Nation v. Cherokee Nation 4:88 10:109 __ v. Oklahoma 3:354; 4:84, 86, Crow v. Gullet 10:97 87; 8:178 Crow Tribe v. Montana 10:180 v. United States 5:242 Crowe v. Eastern Band of Cherokee Choctaw & Chickasaw Nations v. Seay Indians, Inc. 3:209; 4:315; 6:211 4:86-88 Cully v. Mitchell 3:109 Choctaw Nation & Chickasaw Nation v. Oklahoma 2(1):133, 151 Dalrympee v. Dalrympee 3:86 Chouteau v. Burnet 2(l):122 Daly v. United States 2(1):137-42; Citizens Comm. -for the Columbia 2(2):126; 3:498, 501 River v. Callaway 2(2):155 Davis v. Beason 8:80 Citizens Communications Ctr. v. _ v. Morton 4:156; 7:121 Federal Communications Comm'n

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DeCoteau v. District County Court Fort Mojave Tribe v. County of San 3:210, 489, 491-94; 5:24-26, 243-45; Bernardino 5:258; 6:231 6:19, 288; 7:62; 9:258 Fox v. Bureau of Revenue 3:213 DeFunis v. Odegaard 3:354-55 Francis v. Queen 7:219, 201 Delaware Tribal Bus. Comm. v. Weeks Francisco v. State 3:514 5:255, 369 Frank v. Alaska 10:68 DeMarrias v. South Dakota 3:491 Fraser v. Pouliot 8:227 Denetclarence v. Board of Educ. 3:52 Freeman v. Flake 4:109 Department of Game v. Puyallup __ v. Morton 2(l):112 Tribe, Inc. 2(1):147; 4:150; 9:126 Fry v. United States 5:424 Dillon v. Antler Land Co. 3:206 District of Columbia v. Carter 8:396 Garland Coal & Mining Co. v. Branch Dodge v. Nakai 2(l):17; 3:171-76, 183, 3:208 186; 4:297 Garrett Broadcasting Serv. v. Federal Doe, In re 8:350 Communications Comm'n 4:92, 94 Donnelly v. United States 3:1 51-52; Gates v. Collier 2(2):138, 159 6:34, 56 Ghahate v. Bureau of Revenue 3:213, Doyle v. State 5:230 479, 481, 484 Draper v. United States 1:15; 3:151-54; Gideon v. Wainwright 4:344 9:112 Golden Eagle v. Johnson 5:233; 8:92 Dred Scott v. Sandford 4:56 Goodluck v. Apache County 3:451, 454 Dry Creek Lodge, Inc. v. Arapaho 8k Gourneau v. Smith 3:464 Shoshone Tribes 9:29 0, 300 Grady, In re 5:233; 8:88 Dry Creek Lodge, Inc. v. United Gray v. United States 3:103, 106, 271-72 States 3:590; 6:208 Greybull, In re 7:62 Dull Knife v. Morton 3:515 Greyeyes v. Queen 7:218 Griggs v. Duke Power Co. 2(1):113, 114 Eastman v. United States 5:417 Griswold v. Connecticut 10:102 Edelman v. Jordan 2( Z):139, 159, 161 Grogan v. Cook 3:517 Elk v. Wilkins 1:14 ; 3:448-49', 452; Groundhog v. Keeler 2(1):139, 141; 3:501; 4:5 6,314; 5: 241-42 6:121, 211 Ellis v. Page 6:41, 65, 218 Group No. One Oil Corp. v. Bass 5:18 Embry v. Palmer 8:396 Guadalupe Org. v. Tempe Elem. Eskra v. Morton 8:396 School 10:349 Evans v. Newton 3:189 Everson v. Board of Educ. 10:180 Hall v. Cole 2(2):134, 143 Hamilton v. Naka 5:259 Fairmont Creamery Co. v. Minnesota Ham v. South Carolina 2(2):81-82 2(2):160 Harjo v. Kleppe 6:83, 291 Feather v. Erickson 3:216 Harris v. Commissioner 9:185 Federal Power Comm'n v. Tuscarora Harrison v. Laveen 3:447, 452; 4:148 Indian Nation 3:340, 355 Hatch v. Goerke 4:110-13; 8:84 Fenton v. Reed 3:86 •Haymond v. Scheer 4:172 F.D. Rich Co. v. United States ex rel. Hays v. Bassinger 6:297 Industrial Lumber Co. 2(2):57 Healing v. Jones 3:408 First Nat'l Bank v. Sharpe 3:96 Heckman v. United States 4:205, 222; Fisher v. Allen 8:218 10:133 v. District Court 4:147, 172; Heffelman v. Udall 2(2):100 5:26, 35; 8:342; 9:65; 10:313 Heff, In re 3:141; 4:208, 220, 229, 319, Fleischmann Distilling Corp. v. Maier 325; 5:243; 10:126 Brewing Co. 2(2):156 Helvering v. Mitchell 9:72 Fletcher v. Peck 3:7; 5:83, 115; 9:55 Henry v. United States 3:104, 107

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Hicks v. United States 3:121 Kennerly v. District Court 3:25, 28, Holden v. Joy 5:241 459-63; 4:143, 317; 5:354-55; 6:26; Holt v. Sarver 2(l):92-93 8:361; 10:260 Hopi Indian Tribe v. Block 10:98, 155 Kenyon, Ex parte 1:13; 9:57 Howlett v. Salish & Kootenai Tribes Kerr-McGee Corp. v. Navajo Tribe 4:171; 5:260; 6:211 10:173 Hyde v. Hyde 3:87, 97 Keyes v. School Dist. No. One 3:66 Hynes v. Grimes Packing Co. 3:342 Keyishan v. Board of Regents 4:108 Kie v. United States 8:311 Indians of California, In re 3:119-20 Kimball v. Callahan 4:127-29; 8:32 Iron Crow v. Oglala Sioux Tribe 6:399 King v. Lovitt 7:213 Kinnookimaw Beach Ass'n v. Queen in Jackson v. Porter 5:95 Right of Saskatchewan 7:205 Jackson ex dem. Gebert v. Wood 8:217 Kiowa, Comanche & Apache, In re Jacobsen v. Forest County Pottawa- 3:116, 119 tomie Community 3:199, 501 Klamath & Modoc Tribes v. Maison Jagnandan v. Giles 4:61 4:124, 127 Janie v. Wilson 3:200 Klamath Indians v. United States 5:305 .J.B., In re 10:320 Knight v. Shoshone & Arapaho Tribes Jicarilla Apache Tribe v. Morton 4:285 10:206 __ v. Supron Energy Corp. 9:163 J.I. Case v. Borak 2(2):144 Labine v. Vincent 2(2):128 Jim v. C.I.T. Fin. Serv. 2(2):128; 3:164, Lac Courte Orielles Band of Lake 190; 8:380 Superior Chippewa Indians v. Joe v. Marcum 10:270 Federal Power Comm'n 3:197 Johnson v. Johnson's Administrator LaMotte v. United States 5:201 3:95, 97 Laramie v. Nicholson 2(1):150; 6:208 Johnson v. Lower Elwah Tribal Com- La Raza Unida v. Volpe 2(2):150 munity 6:208 La Riviere v. La Riviere 3:96 Johnson v. M'Intosh 6:378; 8:66, 324; Larson v. Foreign & Domestic Corp. 9:196; 10:195 2(2):136 Johnson & Graham's Lessee v. Law v. Nichols 3:59, 63; 10:349 M'Intosh 2(1):8; 3:7, 10, 110; 5:7, 87, Leary v. New Jersey 2(1):129 113 - v. United States 8:89 Joint Tribal Council of Passama- Leavenworth R.R. v. United States 4:214 quoddy Tribe v. Morton 3:208; 5:427 LeClair v. Powers 10:266 Jones v. Alfred H. Mayer Co. 3:184 Lefkowitz v. Museum of the Am. _ v. Melcham 4:216; 5:299 Indian-Heye Found. 7:129 Jordon v. Gilligan 2(2):134, 139 Littell v. Morton 5:202 Juvenile Dep't v. England 10:325 Little Horn State Bank v. Stops 8:377; 10:271 Kake v. Egan 8:425 Logan v. Andrews 6:292 Kale v. United States 2(1):150 Lomayaketwa v. Hathaway 4:284 Kamsack v. Canadian N. Town Prop- Loncassion v. Leekity 3:185 erties 7:226 Lone Wolf v. Hitchcock 4:210, 316, Kansas Indians, In re 2(1):110 319; 5:197, 243; 8:103; 9: 312; 10:134 Karnuth v. United States ex rel. Albro Long Visitor, In re 3:510 3:473 Loving v. Virginia 2(l):87 Keeble v. United States 1:89 Luxon v. Rosebud Sioux Tribe 3:171, Kennedy v. Mendoza-Martinez 9:67, 72 500

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McClanahan v. Arizona State Tax Mohegan Indians v. Connecticut 5:97 Comm'n 1:89; 2(1):1-18; 3:26, 38, Mole Lake Band v. United States 5:418 335, 460, 482, 491; 4:143, 149, Monson v. Simonson 4:215; 10:132 314; 5:13-17, 206, 304; 6:2, 232, Montana v. United States 8:175; 9:98, 104, 374; 7:167; 8:73; 9:55, 113, 256; 269; 10:110, 199 9:55, 113; 256; 10:110 Montoya v. Bolack 3:137-39, 141,483 McCurdy v. Steele 3:171-76, 500, 502; Moore v. East Cleveland 7:57 4:299 Morales v. Shannon 10:350 McDaniel v. Paty 10:77 Morgan v. Colorado River Indian Tribe McKay v Kalyton 4:204, 213 8:409 McLeod v. Minister of Customs 7:221 ---- v. McGhee 3:91; 8:219 Madrigal v. County of Riverside 4:153; 6:410 Morton v. Mancari 3:212; 4:34, 35; 5:27; Magaziner v. Commissioner 9:185 8:3, 35,353 335; Maloney v. Adsit 8:313 v. Ruiz 2(1):147; 3:277, Mancari v. Morton 2(1):112-14 4:292-93; 8:398 Manygoats v. Kleppe 7:121; 9:316, 324, Mull v. United States 3:104, 106 336 Murray v. United States 3:121 Marbury v. Madison 3:17 Marsh v. Alabama 3:189 Nacotee, Applicationof 3:211 Martinezv. Santa Clara Pueblo 4:169,286, Namekagon Dev. Co. v. Bois Forte Reser- 343; 6:190 vation Hous. Auth. 3:512 Mashpee v. New Seabury Corp. 8:11 Natonahah v. Board of Educ. 2(2):157 Mattz v. Arnett 1:89; 3:210, 216,491-92; National League of Cities v. Usery 6:392 6:38; 7:336; 9:257 National Res. Defense Council v. Environ- Mayfield, In re 4:324 mental Protection Agency 2(2):147, 156 Maynor v. Morton 3:212; 4:25 Native Am. Church v. Navajo Tribal Means v. Wilson 4:185,503 Council 6:273 Menominee Tribe v. United States 1:79-81; Navajo Medicinemen's Ass'n v. Block 2(1):17; 4:127; 8:32 10:86 Merchy Chincher v. United States 2(2):125 Neal v. Travelers Ins. Co. 6:21-22 Merker v. Merker 8:238 Nebraska Pub. Power Dist. v. 100.95 Merrill v. Turtle 4:50 Acres 10:252 3:513 Merrion v. Jicarilla Apache Tribe 9:101, Nelson v. Dubois 270,319; 10:169 Nevada v. Hall 8:412 Mescalero Apache Tribe v. Hickel 2(1):111, Newman v. Alabama 2(2):159 119 v. Piggie Park Enter. 2(2):133 v. Jones 1:89; 2(1):1, 10, 18; 2(2):148; New Mexico v. Aamodt 9:316 2(1):147; 3:26, 119, 460, 462; 4:314; 5:16-18, 206; New Rider v. Board of Educ. 70; 4:109-14; 5:6 6:420; 7:61; 8:180 3:37, --- v. Martinez 3:512 New York exrel. Ray v. Martin 3:152, 153, 154 Metlakatla Indians v. Egan 3:342; 5:8 Mid-Florida Tel. Corp., In re 4:94 New York Indians v. United States 5:243 Milford v. Inhabitants of Worchester 3:86 Nichols v. Howland 2(1):129, 130 Nicodemus v. Washington Power Co. Miller v. United States 8:316 Mills v. Electric Auto-Lite Co. 2(2):133, 10:246 134, 144, 150 Noah Estate, In re 8:234 v. Hollowbreast Minnesota v. United States 10:236, 244 Northern Cheyenne Tribe 4:36; 9:332, 340 M.N.R. v. Iroquois Chaughnawaga 7:221 v. Northern Cheyenne Class of Moe v. Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes 4:173; 6:421; 8:76; 9:106, 113, Allottees 3:161-64 259 Northwestern Bands of Shoshone v. United States 3:336, 340

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Norvelle v. Sangre de Cristo Dev. Co. 4:153 Porter v. Hall 4:148 Nowabbi, Exparte 6:22, 308 v. Warner Holding Co. 2(2): 137 Nowegijick v. Queen 7:213 Pottawatomie Nation v. United States 3:206 Oklahoma Tax Comm'n v. Texas Co. 6:231 Provincial Treasury of Alberta v. Kerr --- v. United States 2(1):15; 3:335; 6:4 7:222 Oklahoma v. Texas 2(l):128 Puyallup Tribe v. Department of Game Oliphant v. Schlie 4:147; 5:258 3:334; 8:127; 9:126, 292, 307 v. Suquamish Indian Tribe 6:371; Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe v. Morton 8:179; 9:52, 178,262, 301; 10:110, 195 2(2):131, 146 Oliver v. Udall 5:201 O'Neal v. Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Quechan Tribe v. Rowe 4:138, 147 2(2):139, 169,176; 4:298 Queen v. Bear's Shin Bone 8:231 Oneida Indian Nation of New York v. v. George 7:224 County of Oneida 2(1):147; 5:120, 424 v. Millis 8:223 One Lot Stones v. United States 9:74 v. Nan-e-quis-a-ka 8:228 Organized Village of Kake v. Egan 2(1):10, v. National Indian Bhd. 7:215 12; 3:139, 141, 153, 342,459,463; 5:8, Quick Bear v. Leup 5:403 26; 6:22 Quinault Allottee Ass'n v. United States Orrisch v. Commissioner 9:184 5:418 Ortiz-Barraza v. United States 3:515; 4:137-38, 147 Rainbow v. Young 5:197 Otoe & Missouri Tribe v. United States Raymond v. Raymond 3:92 5:307 Reconstruction Fin. Corp. v. J.G. Menihan Corp. 2(2):138, 140-43,156 Paiz v. Hughes 8:368 Red Fox v. Red Fox 8:228 Palm Springs Spa, Inc. v. County of River- Regents of Univ. of California v. Bakke side 6:408 10:352 Pamburn v. Blackfeet Tribe 3:514 Regina v. Johnston 7:202 Passamaquoddy Tribe v. Morton 10:354 v. Millis 3:86, 97 Patterson v. Seneca Nation, In re 3:517 v. Swimmer 7:204 Pence v. Kleppe 4:169 Rex v. Groslouis 7:231 People v. Cool: 3:203 v. Williams 8:236 _- v. National Surety Co. 2(2):159 Rex Trailer Co. v. United States 9:74 --- v. Woody 2(2):74, 75,76; 5:231-32; Reynolds v. Simms 3:449,454 7:138; 8:87; 10:68 v. United States 2(2):74; 8:80 Pero, ExParte 3:110 Ricci v. County of Riverside 4:153; 6:409 Perrin v. United States 10:129 Rice v. Olson 7:159 Petersen v. Cree 7:212 Rincon Band of Mission Indians v. County Pickner v. Aikens 2(2):126 of San Diego 4:152-53; 6:406 Pierce v. Society of Sisters 3:70 v. Escondido Mutual Water Co. Pine River Logging Co. v. United States 2(2):146, 155 5:415 Rider v. LaClair 5:327 Pioneer Laundry v. Minister of Nat'l Rios v. Read 10:350 Revenue 7:207 R.J. Williams Co. v. Fort Belknap Hous. Piper v. Big Pine School Dist. 4:60 Auth. 9:290, 302 Plains Elec. Generation & Transmission Robb v. Robb 8:230 Co-op, Inc. v. Pueblo of Rockbridge v. Lincoln 5:329-31 Laguna 5:256; 10:249 Rodriguez v. San Antonio Indep. School Plessy v. Ferguson 2(1):89 Dist. 3:66 Poafybitty v. Skelly Oil Co. 2(l):50 Rosebud Sioux Tribe v. Kneip 3:512; 5:305; Poitra v. Demarrias 2(2):125 6:38; 7:336; 9:260

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Russian Am. Co. v. United States 8:314 Snoqualmie Tribe v. United States 5:307 R. v. White & Bob 7:202 Snow v. Queen 9 7:216 Sohappy v. Smith 9:125 Saint Marks v. Chippewa Cree Tribe of Solomon v. La Rose 3:503, 504 Rocky Bay 5:259 Soriano v. United States 5:305 Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Com- Southern Cal. Edison Co. v. Rice 10:252 munity v. Arizona Sand & Rock Southland Royalty Co. v. Navajo Tribe Co. 3:513 10:173 Sammartino v. Attorney Gen. of British Spotted Eagle v. Blackfeet Tribe 3:183-86 Columbia 7:226 Suquamish Tribe v. United States 3:117 San Antonio Indep. School Dist. v. Rod- Squire v. Capoeman 2(2):15, 120; 4:151; riguez 10:346 5:20, 417 Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez 6:205; Starrv. Campbell 5:416 8:139; 9:64, 290 v. Long Jim 4:216 Santa Rosa Band of Indians v. Kings State v. Begay 3:138-39 County 4:154-57; 6:412 v. Big Sheep 8:86 Schantz v. White Lightening 2(2):125 v. Cline 6:227 Schillinger v. United States 5:305 v. Cutnose 3:209, 210 School Dist. of Abington v. Schempp 10:78 ---- v. Jackson 1:79 Schooner Exch. v. McFaddon 8:408 v. Knoles 9:75 Sekaquaptewa v. MacDonald 5:259 v. Littlechief 6:69 Seminole Nation v. United States 2(2):129; v. Railey 3:199 6:42, 136 --- v. Sanipaw 4:124, 128 Seneca Constitutional Rights Org. v. v. Soto 8:79 George 3:187; 6:269 v. Warner 3:139 Sequoyah v. Tennessee Valley Auth. 10:4, . ...- v. Whittingham 2(2):75;5:231;8:92 95, 155 State Bd. of Welfare v. Board of Comm'rs Serna v. Portales Mun. Schools 3:62; 10:343 4:292 Serrano v. Priest 4:60 State ex reL Adoption of Firecrow v. Dis- Settler v. Lameer 3:211; 5:383 trict Court 3:459, 461,463-65 Seymour v. Schneckloth 6:65 - ---- Iron Bear v. District Court v. Superintendant 1:79; 3:210, 491; 3:284, 461-64 5:22; 9:113 ---- Reyolds v. Lewis 4:172 Shapiro v. Thompson 4:58, 59 - --- Williams v. Kemp 4:289; 8:398 Sherbert v. Verner 2(2):74, 106, 107; 5:23 1; Stephens v. Cherokee Nation 2(2):128; 7:138; 8:81; 10:4, 67 4:228 Shirley v. Apache County Super. Court Stolberg v. Members of Bd. of Trade 3:445,452 2(2):142 Shively v. Bowlby 8:316 Superintendent of Five Civilized Tribes Shohamish County v. Seattle Disposal Co. v. Commissioner 2(1):121 4:151-53 Sutter v. Heckman 8:315 Shoshone & Arapaho Indian Tribes v. Knight 9:101, 108 Tahdooahnippah v. Thimmig 4:54 Shoshone Tribe v. United States 5:403 Talton v, Mayes 4:314; 5:383; 6:206,391; Simdevitz v. Thompson 7:212 8:143; 9:297 Simmons v. Eagle Seelatsee 10:305 Tee-Hit-Ton Indians v. United States 3:334; Sims v. Amos 2(2): 134 5:109, 122; 8:299; 9:198; 10:124 Sioux Tribes v. United States 5:306, 404 Tenorio v. Tenorio 3:137-38 Smith v. Vermillion Hills 7:225 Terry v, Adams 3:189 v. Young 8:232 Tetrud v. Gillman 4:105, 110-14; 8:85; 10:70 Snohomish County v. Seattle Disposal Co. 3:349; 6:404

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Thomas v. Collins 8:81, 92 2(2):40 Thomas v. Review Bd. of Indiana Employ- v. Choctaw & Chickasaw Nations ment Security Div. 10:98 5:300 Thompson v. Tonasket 6:208 v. City of McAlester 10:238 Three Affiliated Tribes v. Moe 5:1,30,47, v. Clarke 10:220, 239 52 _--v. Cleveland 3:103, 105, 107 Tiger v. Western Inv. Co. 10:131 v. Consolidated Mining & Smelting Tinker v. Des Moines Indep. School Dist. Co. 2(1):48-49 3:71; 4:107 v. Consolidated Wounded Knee Tom v. Sutton 4:344; 5:381 Cases 3:202 Tonasket v, Washington 1:89; 2(1):2, 4, 10, --- v. Cook 5:415 16, 18 - - -- Department of Agric. v. Murray Tonayaktewa v. Hathaway 3:516 3:279 Tooahnippah v. Hickle 2(2):99, 101, 102; --- v. Diaz 4:99, 100; 10:106 5:202 v. District Court for Eagle County Toosigah v. United States 6:41, 288 4:305 Trafficcante v. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v. District Court for Water Div. 2(2): 143,144 No. 5 4:305 Tranchemontague v. Monteferrand 8:221 v. Doxtator 2(2):105 Transok Pipeline Co. v. Darks 10:131 v. Draper 5:3-5, 26 Trop v. Dulles 2(1):93 v. Flournoy 4:203 Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund --- v. Fort Sill Apache Tribe 3:205 v. Greenough 2(2):159 v. Garrow 3:471 Tulee v. Washington 3:432; 9:124 v. Gemmill 4:345 Tuscarora v. F.P.C. 4:80 v. Gila River Pima-Maricopa Twinning v. New Jersey 4:55 Indian Community 2(2):148, 155 Two Hawk v. Rosebud Sioux Tribe 4:170 v. Goings 4:169 --- v. Hallam 2(1):120 Udall v. Littell 5:201 --- v. Heath 3:201 United States v. 43 Gallons of Whiskey v. Higgins 3:274 4:52; 6:389 v. Hinds County School Bd. 10:353 --- v. Akin 7:166 v. Holliday 4:53; 5:323 v. Alaska 8:328 v, Holt State Bank 8:177 v. Alcea Band of Tillamooks 3:334; v. John 8:13 8:320 --- v. Jones 7:136 v. Algoma Lumber Co. 5:417 --- v. Joseph 4:223; 8:11 --- v. Allard 3:511 v. Kagama 3:30, 459; 4:52, 197, v. Allen 4:204-05 209, 222, 316, 323; 5:242, 244; 6:266; v. Antelope 3:511 8:102; 10:109, 117 v. Ballard 8:83 v. Kills Crow 4:171 --- v Bear Runner 2(2):81, 83 v. Kuch 2(2):73; 8:90 v. Blackfeet Tribe 5:240 --- v. McBratney 1:15, 16; 3:149, 154; ----- v. Boone 3:271 5:3; 9:112 v. Bowling 6:54 --- v. McGrady 3:201 v. Boyd 4:203 v. Martine 6:49 v. Candeleria 8:10 --- v. Mason 2(1):2, 10, 15; 2(2):142 --- v. Celestine 4:221, 228; 7:337 v. Mazurie 2(1):150; 3:200; 4:144, --- v. Chavez 10:130 147; 5:21, 23; 6:274; 9:55, 96, 144; 10:206 v. Chemical Found., Inc. 2(2):155 v. Mescalero Apache Tribe 5:307 v. Cherokee Tobacco Factory v. Meyers 6:223-24

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v. Michigan 9:314 v. Worley 2(2):133,237-41,146, --- v. Minnesota 4:150 150 --- v. Mississippi Tax Comm'n 8:12 United States Express Co. v. Friedman v. Mitchell 8:106 6:121 --- V. Montoya 8:11 Unites States ex rel. Cobell v. Cobell v. Mullin 4:224 3:174-76; 4:298 v. Nevada 4:307 --- Cook v. Parkinson 3:510; 6:21 v. New York Rayon Importing Co. ---- Diabo v. McCandless 3:472 5:307 --- Feather v. Erickson 2(1):149 v. Nice 4:209, 223, 318, 325; 5:245; --- Goings v. Aaron 4:110-13 10:128 Utah exrel. Goodman 3:34, 36 -- v. Oklahoma Gas & Elec. Co. Utah Power & Light Co. v. United States 10:245 4:150 v. Osborne 4:56 Valdez v. Johnson 3:138, 483 ... v. Paine Lumber Co. 5:416 Van Moore, Exparte 6:51 -- v. Pelican 6:35 Vaughan v. Atkinson 2(2):142, 150 --- v. Percheman 5:115 v. Powers 7:223 Vezina v. United States 3:274 Village of Euclid v. Ambler Realty Co. v. Quiver 3:284,285 2(2):6, 9, 10 v. Ramsey 6:35 Vincenti v. United States 1:90 --- v. Richardson 10:103 --- v. Rickert 4:212-13; 10:128 Wakefield v. Little Light 7:64; 8:342; --- v. Rogers 3:149; 9:55 10:313 - --- v. Sandoval 4:217, 222, 227; 6:47; Wall v. Williams 3:96; 8:218 8:11; 10:120 Wallace, Exparte 6:52 5:257 v. Sanford Warren Trading Post Co. v. Arizona Tax --- v. Sante Fe Pac. R.R. 3:339; 5:303, Comm'n 2(1):10, 14; 3:25; 5:12, 27, 40; 307; 8:177 6:232; 9:267; 10: 179 v. SCRAP 10:103 Washington v. Confederated Bands & v. Seeger 2(2): 107; 4:111 Tribes of the Yakima Nation 8:35 v. Seminole Nation 5:203 v. Confederated Tribes of Colville v. Sherwood 5:305 Indian Reservation 8:161; 9:97, 176, v. Sing Tuck 2(1):48 265; 10:168, 183, 197 v. Southern Pac. Transp. Co. v. Davis 10:352 2(2):126 --- v. Udall 2(1):142 v. Switzler 5:350-51 v. Washington State Comm'l Pas- v. Testan 6:208 senger Fishing Vessel Assoc. 8:119 10:347 v. Texas 2(1):128; Weeks v. United States 5:371 v. Thompson 2(1):148, 149 Weems v. United States 2(1):91, 92 v. Tom 8:308 Weinberger v. Wilsenfeld 3:280 v. United States Fid. & Guar. Welsh v. United States 2(2):107 Co. 8:143 West v. Oklahoma Tax Comm'n 2(l):2, v. Walking Crow 5:423; 6:399 15, 18 v. Walter 4:233 West Va. State Bd. of Educ. v. Barnette --- v. Ward 3:149, 150 2(2):76 --- v. Washington 3:517; 8:19; 9:123, White v. Califano 7:9; 8:389 126 White Eagle v. One Feather 2(1): 137, 143; --- v. Wheeler 5:255, 423; 10:197, 289 3:497, 500; 2(2):126 v. Winans 4:125; 8:124; 9:55, 124 White Mountain Apache Tribe v. Bracker v. Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska 8:419, 9:267; 10:110, 179 5:256

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ABORIGINAL TITLE ADOPTION As affected by 1884 Organic Act (a) Among native societies in Canada (a) 8:316 8:212 Claim based on religion (a) 1:23, 29 As it relates to dissolution of Indian Concept changes occurring (a) 5:75 family (n) 10:311 Concept of (a) 1:4; 2(l):4 Intermarriage rule in (a) 3:92 Defined (a) 10:222 Validity of custom adoptions in Canada Determination of Native Alaskan claims (a) 8:250 post-statehood (n) 9:144 Extinguishment as prerequisite to es- ALCOHOL tablishment of federal title (a) 5:78 Cheyenne-Arapaho and alcoholism, History of Alaska Native regarding (n) legal right to a medical remedy (a) 1:55 8:300; 9:140 Cheyenne-Arapaho history and culture Identification as equivalent of occu- conducive to alcoholism (a) 1:56-59 pancy (a) 5:116 Etiological factors in alcoholism (a) Native Alaskan claims to government 1:59-62 (n) 9:153 Etiology of alcoholism (a) 1:55 Native Alaskan and creation of civil gov- Factor in delinquency (a) 2(2):61 ernment, effect on (n) 4:272 Magnitude of Cheyenne-Arapaho al- New York state's attempt to extinguish coholism (a) 1:62 (a) 4:73 Present program of treating alcoholics Recognition as tenure system by federal (a) 1:63 law until purhased by federal govern- Repeal of federal Indian prohibition (n) ment (a) 5:87 5:217 Right of occupancy at will of federal Reservation with legalized alcohol (n) government when unrecognized (a) 5:218 5:77 Result of culture conflict (a) 3:58 State interference prohibited (a) 2(2):4 Suggested program for treating al- Supreme Court ruling on Native Alaskan coholics (a) 1:63-65 (a) 8:322 Technical prohibition as existing at pre- sent (n) 5:222 ADMINISTRATIVE LAW Blue Lake struggle for Indian rights (a) ALLOTMENT 2(l):23, 26 Allotted lands defined (a) 1:24; 2(1):29 Department of Interior, legal title to al- As an attempt to assimilate (a) 5:142 lotted lands (n) 3:159 As event affecting jurisdiction and power Department of Interior named in suit (n) of tribes in western Oklahoma (a) 2(2):91 6:284 Enforcement strategies for Indian land- Connection between tribal property and lords (a) 2(l):41 enrollment in (n) 3:109,111 Judicial review in contested wills (n) Education in allotment era (a) 2(l):70 2(2):100 Enforcement strategies for Indian land- Procedures for review of agency deci- lords (a) 2(1):41 sion (n) 5:200 Exclusion from federal income tax (n) Regulations governing leases 2(l):44 2(1):119-22 Strengths and weaknesses in leases (a) Failure of (a) 3:328 2(l):41 General allotment Indians (a) 4:88 Grant to Five Tribes (a) 4:83

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Land in hunting and fishing rights (a) Blue Lake Reservation area under (a) 1:79, 80 1:26 Land mortgages prohibited (a) 2(l):30 Chart of expenditures (a) 7:11 Leasing of (a) 2(l):30 Critical evaluation of task force's at- Legal aftermath of (a) 6:8 tempt at reorganization (a) 7:38 Mineral rights in Indian lands (n) 3:159 Education controls of (a) 2(l):77 Origin of plans to (n) 4:269 Enforcement strategies for leases (a) Policy of (a) 3:314, 322 2(l):77 Rationales underlying (n) 10:188 Enrollment in schools of (a) 2(l):65 Subjection of Indian reservation in west- Financial assistance of (a) 1:59 ern Oklahoma to (a) 6:18 Graph of budget for 1974-1978 (a) 7:4 To Five Civilized Tribes (a) 6:82 Handling of Indian money (a) 3:3, 4 History of organization (a) 7:2 ARTIFACTS Indian education, failure for the future As an aspect of Indian culture (n) 7:127 (a) 2(1):62 Conflict between archaeologists and Na- Inherent conflicts of interest arising tive Americans over skeletal remains from Bureau at administrative levels (a) 10:53, 91 (a) 7:8 resources (a) Custody of archaeological Preferential employment for Indians (n) 10:39 2(l):ll of protecting, cultural sig- Importance Program for prisoner rehabilitation (n) nificance of (n) 4:101 2(l):94 belts, controversy Iroquois wampum Request for compensation for education 7:126 over (n) funding (n) 2(2):95 Laws protecting (n) 4:99 Research on Indian freedoms (a) 3:74 Museum argument for possession and Role in bicultural and bilingual educa- (n) 7:128 display of tion (a) 3:52 Native American right to protect excava- Schools operated by (a) 3:60, 61 tion of (a) 10:93 Statutory authority to provide health over removal, Rights of archaeologist care (a) 1:66-68 study of (a) 10:113 Task force attempts at reorganization Twin War Gods of Zuni Tribe, contro- (a) 7:20 versy over (n) 7:126 Trust responsibility of (a) 7:5 ATTORNEYS CHILDREN Challenges of becoming an Indian Analysis of Indian Child Welfare Act lawyer (a) 2(2):47 (n) 10:314 Civil rights (a) 3:63 As defined under Indian Child Welfare Fees for Indian claims (n) 3:115 Act (n) 8:355 Cheyenne-Arapaho language use pro- BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS 1:59 Advocating complete assimilation (a) hibited (a) Child welfare system in Canada (a) 5:147 8:202 Agency counterproposal to reorganiza- Effect of Indian Child Welfare Act on tion attempts (a) 7:42 (a) 7:66 Aid program suggested to combat al- Indian child placement in Oklahoma (n) coholism (a) 1:63-65 8:392 Appeals in lease process (a) 2(I):47 Indian Child Welfare Act as encourag- Authorized to contract with states for ing greater tribal participation regard- education (n) 2(2):89 ing (n) 8:342

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Kinship role among Dakotas (a) 3:256 Plenary power over Indians as out- growth of prejudice (n) 10:120 CITIZENSHIP Plenary power doctrine and its func- Comparison of Indian to that conferred tions as relating to Indians (n) 10:143 on blacks by fourteenth amendment Positive aspects of doctrine of plenary (a) 7:267 power over Indians (n) 10:149 Grant of federal to tribal citizens (a) Preemption doctrine (a) 4:48 7:264 Prosecution in tribal court and under CIVIL RIGHTS Major Crimes Act as violative of con- Reapportionment in tribal government stitutional guarantee against double (n) 2(1):137-43 jeopardy (n) 6:396 Religious freedom and state interests (n) CONSTITUTIONAL LAW 2(2):73 Commerce clause (a) 4:1 Residence requirements (a) 4:58 Concept of prevailing state interest re- Rights under commerce clause regard- garding religion (n) 8:81 ing protection of artifacts (a) 10:104 Courts and peyote (n) 2(2):74-76 Standing to sue over disturbance of arti- Denial of equal protection and due pro- facts (a) 10:103 cess under 1968 Indian Civil Rights Tribal power considered unrestricted by Act (n) 8:140 Constitution (n) 5:381 Doctrine of "irrebuttable presump- tions" under due process clause of CREDIT RIGHTS fifth and fourteenth amendments (a) Credit position of Indian tribes (a) 7:271 2(l):33 Doctrine of plenary power over Indians Native American credit problems (a) (n) 10:117 2(1):29 Establishment clause as a defense to free Proposed solutions of problems of In- exercise claims (a) 10:78 dians and tribes (a) 2(I):34 Federal legislative powers in Indian af- Real, personal property restrictions on fairs (a) 3:243 tribes (a) 2(1):33 Fifth and fourteenth amendment applic- Remedies available to creditors in tribal ability to protection of Native Amer- courts (a) 2(l):29 ican artifacts (a) 10:99 Tribal sovereign immunity doctrine (a) First Amendment 2(l):34 freedoms in (a) 3:68 CRIMINAL LAW protection application to Indian arti- Central Prairie and Woodland Indians facts (n) 7:139 in eighteenth century, discussion of protection of Native American arti- (n) 9:282 facts (a) 10:94 Codes among eighteenth-century In- protection over religious practices (n) dians (n) 9:282 10:152 Clan system, effect on (n) 9:277 right to free exercise of religion (n) Decriminalization of laws (a) 9:74 8:79 Federal jurisdiction over enumerated Free exercise clause as it relates to In- major crimes (a) 9:51 dian freedoms (a) 10:60 Involving women (a) 3:287 Freedom of religion (n) 2(2):74-76 Jury prejudice after Wounded Knee (n) Native American Church (n) 2(2):71 2(2):81 Ninth amendment and protection of Na- Policy activities among eighteenth- tive American artifacts (a) 10:102 century Great Plains Indians (n) 9:278

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Punishment for homicide among Cher- Religious ceremonies, practices (a) okees in eighteenth-century (n) 9:275 1:23-32 State restriction on trust lands (a) 2(2):4 School curriculum, effect on Sioux (a) System of punishment, eighteenth- 3:57 century (a) 9:273 Statutory reforms for survival of (a) System of punishment for lesser crimes 3:40 among eighteenth-century Violation claimed in mineral rights (n) 9:276 action (n) 3:162 Traditional Indian hair styles as an as- CULTURE pectof(n) 4:105 Aboriginal Eskimo beliefs regarding an- Traditional Indian and Inuit family in imals and hunting (n) 7:81 Canada (a) 8:207 As a factor in determining status as a Village participation in whale hunt as tribe (a) 8:23 an aspect of Eskimo culture (n) 7:84 As it relates to religion (a) 10:59 CUSTOM Autonomy of (n) 6:202 Concept of law as a (n) 8:339 Cheyenne-Arapaho loss of (a) 1:61 Collier's view on (a) 2(l):73 DELINQUENCY Communal ownership of land as an as- As a component of poverty and cultural pect of (a) 6:182 dislocation (n) 5:343 Consideration necessary regarding pro- Court analysis of (a) 2(2):65 tection of Indian families (a) 7:55 Court of Indian Offenses on (a) 2(2):61 Contrast between animism and Western Culture conflict, effect on (a) 3:58 values (n) 7:82 Delinquency among Wind River Indian Criminal behavior, reaction to cultural Reservation youth (a) 2(2):61 conflict (n) 2(l):86-89 Indian communities, levels of (n) 5:356 Differing cultural values as causing Juvenile officers, cases (a) 2(2):66 problems between Indian and Can- Rates (a) 3:88 adian government (a) 8:202 DIVORCE Effect of uranium extraction on (a) 9:32 Among Cherokees (a) 3:88 Extended family as an aspect of (a) 7:57 Canadian custom divorces among native First amendment, Indian rights to people (a) 8:248 feathers (n) 2(2):106 State jurisdiction in (n) 3:137 Future survival of (a) 3:32 Validity in mixed marriages (a) 3:83 Indian charged with unlawfully selling feathers (n) 2(2): 105 DUE PROCESS Indian way of life as unique to non- Applicable under Indian Bill of Rights Indians (a) 7:53 (a) 2(2):9 Intervention of dominant culture into af- Applied in racial prejudice (n) 2(2):81 fairs of native culture (n) 6:201 Denied in rape case (n) 3:104 Management of resources (a) 10:15 In religion and peyote cases (n) 2(2):75 Native American culture, use of Sale of Delaware land, denial of (n) feathers (n) 2(2): 105 5:376 Native language as an aspect of (n) 10:333 Violation claimed in mineral rights Ownership of land as it relates to (a) action (n) 3:162 8:276 Protection of bowhead whale as syn- EDUCATION onymous with protection of Eskimo Abuses of Johnson-O'Malley funds in life-style (n) 7:90 (n) 2(2):89-95

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Accreditation of Indian colleges (a) Effect of termination legislation on 9:225 Menominee Tribe regarding (a) 6:179 Allotment era in (a) 2(l):70 Opportunities for (a) 5:284 Analysis of problems in system servic- Preferential treatment for Indians (a) ing Indians (n) 10:338 4:5 As a fundamental legal right (n) 10:346 Unemployment on Indian reservations BIA authorized to contract with states (a) 9:29 for (n) 2(2):89 ENROLLMENT Bilingual (n) 10:340 Procedures and consequences (n) 3:109 Compulsory school attendance (n) 5:393 Conflicting cultures in (a) 3:53 ENVIRONMENTAL LAW Early development of Indian education Federal legislation regarding uranium law (a) 2(l):89 mining on Navajo Reservation (n) Education involvement of federal pol- 7:119 icy (a) 2(l):69 Zoning for historic preservation (a) Employment and training (a) 3:371 2(2):7 Encroachment of federal authority in (a) 2(l):66 EQUAL OPPORTUNITY Equal access to (n) 10:349 Banning discriminatory practices in em- Federal-Indian relationship in (a) 2(I):62 ployment (n) 2(l):1 13 Funding for Indian (n) 10:356 In offenses in Indian country (n) 3:102 Future for Indians (a) 2(I):77-82 Issue in bilingual and bicultural educa- Historical background (a) 3:362 tion (a) 3:63 Historical development for Indians (a) Provision of Indian Civil Rights Act 9:219 not coextensive with constitutional Impacted aid in (n) 2(2):90-93 guarantee of (n) 6:192,207 Indian colleges, list of (a) 9:221-22 Validity of ordinance differentiating be- Indian education, future predictions (a) tween rights of tribal members on 2(l):61 basis of sex (n) 6:190 Legal analysis of bilingual and bicul- FEDERAL INDIAN POLICY tural problem (a) 3:59-63 Administration of Indian Commis- Navajo youth (a) 5:269 sioner Lewis Vital Bogy (a) 5:185 Out-of-state tuition classification for As it favors tribal domain and self- Indians (a) 4:54 determination (a) 5:77 Process for feasibility studies and grant Based in racism (a) 4:226 applications (a) 9:228 Brief history of dramatic changes in (a) Public schools for Indians (a) 2(l):76 10:288 Residency requirements and tribal citi- Concept of necessity of protection of zens (a) 4:47 Indians (n) 10:136 Schools for Indian children (n) 5:399 Congressional plenary power over In- School system, effect on Navajos (a) dians (a) 5:3 3:58 Congressional policy regarding Indian School system, effect on Sioux (a) 3:57 affairs, changes (n) 4:142 Transfer of Indian children from fed- Definition of "tribe" with regard to ex- eral to state schools (n) 2(2):89 ercise of treaty rights (a) 8:30 Tribal citizens' fundamental right to (a) Discovery as creating entitlement in dis- 4:59 covered nation to extinguish EMPLOYMENT tribal title (a) 5:90 Bureau of Indian Affairs and preferen- During 1790s (a) 4:71 tial employment (n) 2(1):111

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Eligibility of Indians for state assistance Consent required for education outside (n) 4:289 state (a) 2(l):73 Extinguishment of fee simple title in Relationship between government and tribes supporting Confederated States Indians, federal power over (a) 4:198 during Civil War (a) 5:108 Factors used to determine tribal status HEALTH CARE for purposes of federal law (a) 8:19 Agencies providing care for alcoholics Function of legal conception of "tribe" (a) 1:55, 62-68 as it relates to (a) 8:5 Alaska Natives at time of settlement, Indian affairs and the drafting of the status of (n) 9:137 United States Constitution (a) 5:323 American view regarding validity of In- Indian land issues regarding, in (a) 4:212 dian marriage law (a) 8:217 Interpretation of treaty provisions (n) Cheyenne-Arapaho alcoholism, legal 8:131 right to medical remedy (a) 1:55 Lack of definition of word "tribe" as it Legal obligation of federal government permeates (a) 8:7 (a) 1:65-68 Land tenure system as it relates to (a) Medical analysis of alcoholism (a) 5:82 1:55-62 Method for nonrecognized tribes to pe- Moral obligation of federal government tition for recognition (a) 8:17 (a) 1:68 Origins of concept of domestic trust (n) Payment for emergency medical treat- 8:99 ment for indigent residents of reserva- Plenary power over Indian tribes (c) tions (a) 7:245 4:316; 5:195 Polygamy among Inuit and Indian na- Problems with consent power (a) 5:197 tions in Canada (a) 8:214 Property rights of Native Alaskans con- Provisions for prison inmates (n) 2(l):89 sidered "permissive occupancy" (a) Response to native family law by Can- 5:110 adian legal system (a) 8:217 Recognition of Indian tribe by federal Statutory authority of BIA to assist in government (a) 8:8 (a) 1:66-68 Relationship between United States and HUNTING AND FISHING RIGHTS Indian tribes (n) 9:309 Aboriginal (a) 1:79 Right of eminent domain (a) 10:226 Assertion of exemption from state game Statutes as unilateral acts of United laws regarding (n) 4:127 States legislature (a) 5:302 Dimunition in salmon and steelhead Treaties used as vehicle for agreement in stock in the Pacific Northwest (n) eighteenth and nineteenth centuries 9:122 (a) 5:301 Domestic regulation of whaling indus- Tribal title, as it relates to (a) 5:83 try (n) 7:95 GUARDIANSHIP Effect on non-Eskimo whaling opera- Applicability of private law principles tions of whale population (n) 7:88 to guardian-ward relationship (a) Eskimo and bowhead whale hunting (n) 4:199 7:79 As a prelude to autonomy for Indians Establishment of quotas in whaling in- (a) 4:218 dustry (n) 7:100, 106 Between 1887 and 1924 (a) 4:197 Hunting and fishing on reservation (a) Cases in Court of Indian Offenses (a) 1:79 2(2):61 Indian compliance with quotas (n) 4:123

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International regulation of whaling in- Reservations, allotments, and depend- dustry (n) 7:92 ent Indian communities (n) 6:220 Pacific Northwest, treaties regarding (n) Restoration of lands to tribes in Okla- 8:120 homa (n) 3:218 Practiced on ancestral reservations, Test for determining (n) 6:220 freedom of (n) 4:121 Unrestricted personal property exempt Regulatory program established to en- from state jurisdiction in (a) 2(1);29 sure allowance of traditional Eskimo hunting methods (n) 7:111 INDIAN REORGANIZATION ACT Rights of Pacific Northwest Indian As means of providing reinforcement tribes (n) 8:117 of tribal government (a) 6:303 State, jurisdiction in Alaska case (n) Criminal jurisdiction limits (a) 1:18 3:153 Directly inapplicable to Oklahoma State regulation of Alaska (a) 2(1):12-13 tribes (a) 6:24 Treaties negotiated with Indians regard- Effect on Indians not affiliated with fed- ing (n) 9:122 erally recognized tribe (n) 4:26 Tribal authority to regulate within res- Employment preference prior to pass- ervation boundaries (a) 6:75 age (a) 4:8 Tribal jurisdiction exclusive on reserva- Exemption from Civil Service law for tion (a) 2(2):3 Indians under (a) 4:35 Federal policy prior to passage (a) 4:6 HUSBAND AND WIFE Forbidding allotment and encouraging English law in marriage (a) 3:87 reestablishment of tribal organiza- Iiidian family law (a) 3:88-97 tion (a) 5:145 Marriages between Navajos and non- Obligation to give employment prefer- Navajos (a) 3:93 ence to Indians (n) 2(1):111 Relationships among Dakotas (a) Rights extended by (a) 2(l):6 3:257-61 Role in education (a) 2(1):74 Status of marriage and divorce among (a) 3:96 INTERNATIONAL LAW Application of principles to Amer- INDIAN CLAIMS COMMISSION can Indians (n) 8:107 Blue Lake claim (a) 1:27 Methods of recognition of American In- Purpose in creating (n) 5:369 dians by United Nations (n) 8:107 INDIAN COUNTRY JURIES Alaska as (a) 8:308 Jury prejudice after Wounded Knee (n) Blue Lake, Indian rights struggle (a) 2(2):81 1:23 Defined (a) 2(I):29; 6:37 JURISDICTION Federal and state jurisdiction in (n) Allotments and (a) 6:58 3:105 Applicability of local laws to Indian Federal jurisdiction in (n) 3:103 land as a matter of concern in federal Indian Reorganization Act (a) 3:247 court (n) 6:415 Leasing of Osage lands (a) 2(l):43 Applicability of Public Law 280 to Power of taxation in (a) 2(1): 1 Menominee Tribe (a) 6:169 Proposals for credit problem solutions As conferred to states under Public Law in (a) 2(I):34-35 280 (a) 5:159 Punishment of crimes in (n) 3:149, 151 Aspects of federal jurisdiction over In- Purposes of (a) 3:24 dians (n) 7:253

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Escape from administrative process in Act of Dec. 20, 1973, Pub. L. No. (a) 2(l):48 No. 93-195, 87 Stat. 769 (n) 2(1):132; Form 5-157 (n) 9:162 4:87 Grazing lands foreclosure (n) 3:169 Act of Feb. 28, 1877, 19 Stat. 254 (n) Indian leasing policies (a) 9:37 3:267; 5:241 Judicial remedy for Indian lessors (a) Act of Feb. 6, 1901, 31 Stat. 760 (a) 2(l):50 4:204 Long-term (a) 2(l):46 Act of Feb, 19, 1912, 37 Stat. 67 (n) Minerals in Arkansas River (n) 2(1): 125 3:208 Of allotments (a) 2(l):43 Act of July 22, 1938, Pub. L. No. Oil and gas (n) 2(1):117 85-547, 72 Stat. 403 (a) 3:408 Origin of (a) 2(l):42 Act of July 24, 1968, Pub. L. No. Regulation of leasing on Indian land for 90,424, 82 Stat. 424 (n) 3:162 mining (n) 2(2):119 Act of June 30, 1834, 4 Stat. 730, 25 Short-term (a) 2(l):45 U.S.C. § 180 (a) 7:6 Sources of relief in lessor breach (a) Act of June 9, 1837, 5 Stat. 135 (a) 2(1):41 2(1):68 State jurisdiction in leased Indian lands Act of June 17, 1892, 27 Stat, 52 (n) (n) 3:153 1:89; 3:491 Act of June7, 1897, 30 Stat. 62(a) 6:115 LEGISLATION Act of June 28, 1898, 30 Stat. 495 (a) Act for Civil Government, 31 Stat. 321 6:9 (1900) (a) 5:112, 114 Act of June 16, 1906, 34 Stat. 267 (a) Act of Apr. 28, 1904, 33 Stat. 573 (a) 1:43 6:115 Act of June 25, 1910, 36 Stat. 857, 25 Act of Apr. 26, 1906, 34 Stat. 137 (a) U,S.C. § 406 (1970) (n) 8:439 2(2):51; 6:9 Act of Mar. 3, 1817, 3 Stat. 383 (a) 3:281 Act of Apr. 27, 1932, 47 Stat. 140 (a) Act of Mar. 2, 1833, 4 Stat. 632 (a) 3:16 6:101, 129 Act of Mar. 3, 1863, 12 Stat. 774 (a) Act of Apr. 11, 1968, Pub. L. No. 5:189 90-284, 82 Stat. 77 (a) 2(1):3, 7, 17, Act of Mar. 29, 1867, 15 Stat. 7 (n) 31; 3:26, 154, 190, 282, 383,460; 4:51, 5:240 142,286 Act of Mar. 3, 1871, 16 Stat. 466 (a) 6:90 Act of Aug. 7, 1789, 1 Stat. 49 (a) Act of Mar. 1, 1889, 25 Stat. 783 (a) 6:12 2(1):66 Act of Mar. 2, 1889, 25 Stat. 888 (a) Act of Aug. 1, 1953, 67 Stat. 132 (n) 3:268; 5:108 4:142; 5:149, 154 Act of Mar. 3, 1891, 26 Stat. 989 (a) 6:19 Act of Aug. 15, 1953, Pub. L. No. 83- Act of Mar. 2, 1895, 28 Stat. 906 (a) 7:52 280, 67 Stat, 588 (a) 1:80, 92; 2(1):1, Act of Mar. 3, 1903, 32 Stat. 982 (a) 6:85 30, 52; 3:25, 282, 460, 480; 4:51, 122, Act of Mar. 3, 1921, 45 Stat. 1478 (n) 151; 5:11, 149, 157; 6:8, 78, 143,231, 3:161 271; 8:65, 311; 9:52, 116 Act of May 2, 1890, 26 Stat. 81 (a) 6:226 Act of Aug. 11, 1978, Pub. L. No. Act of May 27, 1910, 36 Stat. 440 (n) 95-341, 92 Stat. 469 (n) 7:125 3:510 Act of June 2, 1924, 43 Act of May 24, 1922, 25 U.S.C. § 124 Stat. 253 (1924) (a) 7:264 (1970) (a) 6:138 Act of Dec. 19, 1854, 10 Stat. 599 (n) Act of May 26, 1930, 46 Stat. 385 (a) 3:431 4:86 Act of Dec. 15, 1970, Pub. L. No, Act of May 24, 1949, 63 Stat. 94 (a) 6:37 91-550, 84 Stat. 1437 (a) 1:23, 30

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Act of May 7, 1970, 25 U.S.C. § 375 British North America Act, 30 and 31 Vic- (1970) (a) 6:107 toria, c. 3 (1867) (a) 7:175; 8:200 Act of Oct. 17, 1968, 82 Stat. 1148 (a) , Act of May 8, 1906, 34 Stat. 6:138 182 (a) 6:8 Act of Oct. 22, 1970, 84 Stat. 1091 (a) Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title VI, Pub. L. 6:130 No. 88-352, 78 Stat. 252 (a) 3:278; 7:286 Act to Encourage Gradual Civilization Civil Rights Act of 1968, Pub.L. No. 90- of Indian Tribes Prov. Can. Stat. c. 284, 82 Stat. 78 (a) 6:26, 193 26 (1857) (a) 7:185 Clean Air Act, Pub. L. No. 90-148, 81 Adams-Onis Treaty, Feb. 22, 1819, 8 Stat. 485, 42 U.S.C. § 1857 (1978) (n) Stat. 252 (a) 2(2):33 9:89 Agreements with Indians, 25 U.S.C. §§ Clean Air Act Amendment of 1977, Pub. 71-72, 81-88 (1976) (a) 10:107 L. No. 95, 91 Stat. 685, 42 U.S.C. §§ Air Quality Act of 1967, Pub. L. No. 7401 elseq. (Supp. 1980) (n) 9:85 90-148, 81 Stat. 485, 42 U.S.C. §§ Colorado Enabling Act, 18 Stat. 474 1857 etseq. (1978) (n) 9:89 (1875) (a) 5:3 Alaska Native Allotment Act, Act of Community Mental Health Centers Act of May 17, 1906, 34 Stat. 197 (n) 9:142 1963, Pub. L. No. 88-164 (a) 7:276 Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act, Court of Claims Jurisdictional Act of 43 U.S.C. § 1601 (1980) (n) 9:135 1891, 26 Stat. 854 (1891) (n) 3:120 Alaska Organic Act, Act of May 17, Crow Treaty of 1868, 15 Stat. 649 (1868) 1884, 23 Stat. 24 (a) 8:299 (a) 9:89 Alaska Statehood Act, Pub. L. No. Curtis Act, Act of June 28, 1898, 30 Stat. 85-508, 72 Stat. 339 (1958) (n) 3:141; 495 (a) 2(2):40; 6:308,418 9:144 Customs Tariff Act, R.S.C. 1970 c. C-41 American Fisheries Promotion Act, S. (a) 7:237 2163, 96th Cong. 2d Sess., 126 Cong. , Act of Feb. 8, 1887, 24 Stat. Rec. S.15433 (1980) (n) 9:131 338 (a) 6:12, 90 American Indian Religious Freedom Divorce Act, R.S.C. 1970, C.D. (a) 8:201, Act, Aug. 11, 1978, Pub. L. 95-341, 249 92 Stat. 469 (a) 933; 10:1, 82, 151 Enabling Act of Arizona, 36 Stat. 568 (a) An Act for Protection of Indians, Prov. 2(1):3, 11 Can. Stat. c. 74 (1850) (a) 7:185 Enabling Act of New Mexico, 36 Stat. 557 Antiquities Act of 1906, 34 Stat. 225, cod- (1910) 2(1):3, 11 ified at 16 U.S.C. §§ 431-433 (1976) (a) Endangered Species Act of 1973, 16 7:125; 10:17 U.S.C. §§ 1531 etseq. (1976) (n) 7:97 Archaeological Resources Protection Act Environmental Protection Commission, of 1979, Pub. L. No. 96-95, 93 Stat. 721 Navajo Tribal Code §§ 3401 et seq. (1979) (a) 7:141; 10:17, 106 (1978) 9:89 Assimilative Crimes Act, 18 U.S.C. § 13 Federal-Provincial Fiscal Arrangements (Supp. 1976) (n) 7:296 and Established Programs Financing Atomic Energy Act, Pub. L. No. 95-604, Act 1977, S.C. 1976-77, c. 10 (a) 7:210 92 Stat. 3021 (1978) (n) 9:333 Federal Social Security Act of 1935, 49 Bilingual Education Act, Pub. L. No. 90- Stat. 620 (n) 4:289 247, 81 Stat. 816 (1968) (n) 10:342 Federal Tort Claims Act, 28 U.S.C. § 1605 Bilingual Education Act, Pub. L. No. 95- (1980 Supp.) (n) 8:409 561, 92 Stat. 2268 (1978) (n) 10:342 Five Civilized Tribes Act of 1906, 34 Stat. Box Elder Treaty, 18 Stat. 689, Oct. 1, 137 (a) 6:95,418 1863 (a) 3:337,340

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Fuel Use Act of 1978, 44 Fed. Reg. 48, 319 Indian Right of Way Act of 1948, Act of (Aug. 12, 1979) (a) 9:30 Feb. 5, 1948, 62 Stat. 17, 25 U.S.C. § General Allotment Act of 1887, 24 Stat. 323 (1976) (a) 10:233 388, 18 U.S.C. § 1152, 25 U.S.C. § 331 Indian Self-Determination and Education (1976) (n) 6:8,285; 7:292; 8:303; 9:113, Assistance Act of 1975, Pub. L. No. 93- 321; 10:127, 188, 225,291 638, 88 Stat. 2203, 25 U.S.C. § 450 (a) Higher Education Act, 20 U.S.C. § 1051 6:259; 7:13, 255; 8:15; 9:117 (1976) (a) 9:223 Inland Energy Reserve Development Im- Immigration and Nationality Act of 1924, pact Assistance Act, 96th Cong., 1st 43 Stat. 253, 8 U.S.C. § 1101 (n) 3:472; Sess. (Aug. 30, 1979) (a) 9:31 4:57, 197; 5:33, 143 intercourse Act, Act of July 22, 1790, 1 Indian Act, KR. S.C. 1970, c. 1-6 (a) 8:200 Stat. 137 (a) 8:307 Indian Advancement Act S.C. 1880 c. 28 Intergovernmental Personnel Act, Pub. L. (a) 7:239 No. 91-648, 84 Stat. 1909 (1970) (a) 3:374 Indian Appropriation Act of 1871, 25 Interstate Compact on Mental Helath, 43A U.S.C.A. § 71 (1971) (n) 8:446 Okla. Stat. 501 (Supp. 1980) (n) 8:395 Indian Appropriation Act, 19 Stat. 192 Klamath Termination Act, 25 U.S.C. § (1876) (n) 5:241 564 (a) 8:11 Indian Appropriation Act of 1889, 25 Stat. Ku Klux Klan Act, 16 Stat. 433 (1871) (n) 1005 (a) 6:2 3:188 Indian Child Welfare Act, Act of Nov. 8, Lord Hardwicke's Marriage Act, 26 Geo. 1978, Pub. L. No. 95-608, 92 Stat. 3071, II, c. 33 (a) 8:221 25 U.S.C. § 1911 (1976) (a) 7:54, 66; Lumbee Act, Pub. L. No. 84-570, 70 Stat. 8:333, 370, 387; 10:275, 311 254 (1956) (n) 3:212 Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968, Act of Major Crimes Act, Act of Mar. 3, 1885, Apr. 11, 1968, 82 Stat. 77, 25 U.S.C. 23 Stat. 385, 18 U.S.C. 1153 (1976) (a) § 1301 (a) 6:8, 205,273; 7:255; 8:15, 139; (n) 3:269, 284; 4:209, 323; 6:10, 220; 9:289; 10:108,288 7:295; 8:318; 9:57 Indian Claims Commission Act, 60 Stat. Marine Mammal Protection Act, 16 1055, 25 U.S.C. §§ 70 et seq. (1970) (n) U.S.C. §§ 1361 etseq. (1976) (n) 7:96 8:440 Marriage Ordinance, R.O.N.W.T. 1956, Indian Economic Development Act, 25 c. 64 (a) 8:235 U.S.C. § 1452 (a) 8:15 Mine Safety and Health Act, 30 U.S.C. Indian Education Act of 1972, Pub. L. § 801 (Supp. 1981) (a) 9:24 No. 92-318, 86 Stat. 235 (a) 2(2):77; Montana Enabling Act, 25 Stat. 677 (1889) 3:246, 521 (a) 5:3, 10, 26 Indian Financing Act, 25 U.S.C. § 1451 National Environmental Policy Act of (Supp. 1976) (n) 6:417 1969, Pub. L. No. 91-190, 83 Stat. 852, Indian Health Care Improvement Act of 42 U.S.C. §§4321-4347 (a) 7:119; 10:47 1976, Pub. L. No. 94-437, 25 U.S.C. National Health Planning and Resource § 1603 (a) 7:287; 8:15 Development Act of 1974, Pub. L. No. Indian Nonintercourse Act, 4 Stat. 730, 93-641, 42 U.S.C. § 300(k) (a) 7:276 codifiedat25U.S.C.§ 171 (1963) (n) 9:95 National Historic Preservation Act, Act of Act, 4 Stat. 411 (1830) (a) Oct. 15, 1966, Pub. L. No. 89-664, 80 2(l):63, 67; 3:11; 5:196 Stat. 915, 16 U.S.C. § 470 (1981) (a) Indian Reorganization Act, Act of June 10:19 18, 1934, 48 Stat. 984, 25 U.S.C. § 461 Navajo Community College Assistance (a) 6:8, 23,303,336; 7:12, 255; 8:365; Act of 1978, 25 U.S.C. § 640 (1980) (a) 9:95; 10:14, 172,299 9:224

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Navajo-Hopi Rehabilitation Act, 25 Trade and Intercourse Act, 2 Stat. 139 U.S.C. § 636 (1954) (a) 6:341 (1802) (a) 2(1):66; 2(2):89; 3:431 Nelson Act, 25 Stat. 642 (1889) (a) 1:79-81 Trade and Intercourse Act, 4 Stat. 729 Nonintercourse Act, I Stat. 329, 25 U.S.C. (1834) (a) 2(1):5, 190; 5:5, 190 § 177 (1793) (a) 3:281 Treaty of Aug. 7, 1856, 11 Stat. 699 (a) Northwest Ordinance, 1 Stat. 50 (1789) (a) 6:85 3:243 Treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek, 7 Stat. , Act of June 16, 333 (1830) (n) 2(1):126, 132; 4:85 1906, 34 Stat. 267 (a) 6:8, 321 Treaty of Doak's Stand, Oct. 18, 1820, 7 Oklahoma Indian Welfare Act, Act of Stat. 210 (n) 2(1): 127; 4:88 June 26, 1936, 49 Stat. 1967 (a) 6:8, 24, Treaty of Doaksville, Jan. 17, 1837, 11 305 Stat. 573 (a) 2(2):26, 37; 4:85 Oklahoma Organic Act of 1890, Act of Treaty of Fort Gibson, Feb. 14, 1833, 7 May 2, 1890, 26 Stat. 81 (a) 6:15,321 Stat. 417 (a) 2(2):34; 4:243 Omnibus Tribal Leasing Act of 1969, 25 Treaty of Fort Harmer, Jan. 9, 1789, 7 U.S.C. § 396 (1979) (a) 7:122 Stat. 33 (a) 4:73 Organic Act of 1884, Act of May 17, 1884, Treaty of Fort Stanwix, Oct. 22, 1784, 7 23 Stat, 24(n) 9:141 Stat. 15 (a) 2(l):8; 4:72 Organic Act of Alaska, 23 Stat. 24 (1884) Treaty of Ghent, Dec. 24, 1814, 8 Stat. (a) 4:272; 5:112 218 (n) 3:471; 9:314 Osage Allotment Act, 34 Stat. 539 (1906) Treaty of Guadelupe Hidalgo, Feb. 2, (a) 2(1):2, 43, 120; 3:161 1848, 9 Stat. 922 (a) 1:24 Public Health Service Act of 1944, 58 Stat. Treaty of Guadelupe Hidalgo, Act of Dec. 682 (a) 7:276 22, 1858, 11 Stat. 374 (n) 9:208 Public Land Order No. 4582, 34 Fed. Reg. Treaty of Hell's Gate, July 16, 1855, 12 1025 (1969) (n) 9:145 Stat. 975 (n) 3:511 Public Law 95-471, Oct. 17, 1978 (a) 9:224 Treaty of Holston, 7 Stat. 43 (n) 8:98 Salmon and Steelhead Conservation and Treaty of Medicine Creek, Dec. 26, 1854, Enhancement Act of 1980, Act of Dec. 1OStat. 1132 (a) 3:343; 8:121; 9:126 22, 1980, Pub. L. No. 96-561, 94 Stat. Treaty of New Echota, Dec. 29, 1835, 7 3275 (1980) (n) 9:121 Stat. 478 (a) 2(1):125, 130; 4:85 Settlement Act, evaluation of (n) 9:157 Treaty of Olympia, 12 Stat. 971 (1859) (n) Sisseton-Wahpeton Agreement, 26 Stat. 8:443 1035 (1891) (n) 3:210,489 Treaty of Peace, Sept. 3, 1783, 8 Stat. 80 Snyder Act, Act of Nov. 2, 1921, 42 Stat. (a) 3:11 208, 25 U.S.C. § 13 (a) 8:4; 9:12, 287 Treaty of Point Elliot, 12 Stat. 927 (1855) Special Health Revenue Sharing Act of (n) 6:372; 9:263 1975, Pub. L. No. 94-63 (a) 7:276 Treaty of Pontiac, Oct. 20, 1832, 7 Stat. Statehood Act, Act of July 7, 1958, Pub. 381 (a) 2(2):36 L. No. 85-508, 72 Stat. 339 (a) 8:305 Treaty of Wolf River, May 12, 1854, 10 Stigler Act of 1947, 61 Stat. 731 (a) 6:117 Stat. 1064 (a) 3:344 Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Treaty with Great Britain, May 4, 1796, 8 Act of 1977, 30 U.S.C. § 1201 (n) 9:85 Stat. 130 (n) 3:470-71 Termination Act of 1954, Act of June 17, Treaty with Russia, 15 Stat. 539 (Mar. 30, 1954, 68 Stat. 250, 25 U.S.C. § 891 1867) (a) 5:110 (1970) (a) 6:313 Treaty with the Cherokee, June 26, 1794, Tidelands Act, Pub. L. No. 85-291, 71 7 Stat. 43 (a) 3:9 Stat. 623 (1957) (a) 8:328 Treaty with the Cherokee, July 8, 1817, 7 Townsite Act, Act of May 4, 1926, 44 Stat. 158 (a) 4:86 Stat. 629 (n) 9:142

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Treaty with the Cherokee, July 19, 1866, Assistance Act of 1978, 92 Stat. 1325, 14 Stat. 799 (a) 2(2):39; 6:221 codified at 25 U.S.C. §9 1801-1815 (a) Treaty with the Cheyenne, 7 Stat. 255, 9:219 July 6, 1825 (a) 1:65 Uranium Mill Tailings Radiation Control Treaty with the Cheyenne and Arapaho, Act, 42 U.SC. §§ 7901 et seq. (Supp, 14 Stat. 703, Oct. 14, 1865 (a) 1:66 1979) (a) 9:219 Treaty with the Cheyenne and Arapaho, Vocational Training Act, 25 U.S.C. § 309 15 Stat. 503, Oct. 28, 1867 (a) 1:66 (a) 8:14 Treaty with the Chippewa, July 29, 1829, Water Pollution Control Act, Amend- 7 Stat. 320 (a) 4:216 ments of 1972, 33 U.S.C. §§ 1251 et seq. Treaty with the Chippewa, 10 Stat. 642, (Supp. 1980) (n) 9:85 Feb. 22, 1855 (a) 1:79 Whale Conservation and Protection Study Treaty with the Choctaw and Chickasaw, Act, 16 U.S.C. §§ 917 et seq. (1976) (n) June 22, 1855, 11 Stat. 611 (a) 2(2):37 7:98 Treaty with the Creeks, May 20, 1829, 4 Whaling Convention Act of 1949, 16 Stat. 187 (a) 2(2):30 U.S.C. §§ 916 etseq. (1976) (n) 7:95 Treaty with the Creek and Seminole, Aug. 7, 1856, 11 Stat. 699 (a) 2(2):35 LICENSES Treaty with the Delaware, Sept. 17, 1778, Required by state on allotted land busi- 7 Stat. 13 (a) 2(l):4 ness (a) 2(1):2 14 Treaty with the Delaware, July 4, 1866, MAJOR CRIMES ACT Stat. 793 (n) 4:199; 5:255 Affecting Indians in Indian country (n) Treaty with the Kiowa and Comanche, 3:103 Oct. 21, 1867, 15 Stat. 581 (n) 3:128 Jurisdiction of federal courts under (n) (a) Treaty with the Klamath, Oct. 14, 1864, 1:15; 3:177 4:121 16 Stat. 707 (n) Offense of rape under (a) 3:270 with the Navajo, June 1, 1868, 15 Treaty Unequal punishment under (n) 3:103 Stat. 667 (a) 2(1):3, 11; 3:137, 483 Treaty with the Northern-Cheyenne and MEDIA Northern Arapaho, 15 Stat. 655, May Indian participation in radio and televi- 10, 1868(a) 1:66 sion broadcasting (n) 4:91 Treaty with the Oneida, Dec. 2, 1794, 7 Preferential treatment given to minority Stat. 47 (a) 2(l):65; 3:137; 4:73 ownership in broadcasting (n) 4:92 Treaty with the Potawatomi, Oct. 20, MINES AND MINERAL RESOURCES 1832, 7 Stat. 378 (n) 3:206 Abundance in Rocky Mountains (n) 7:156 Treaty with the Sioux-Sisseton and Wah- Administrative ban in mining claims (a) peton Bands, Feb. 19, 1867, 15 Stat. 2(l):48 505(n) 2(l):149; 3:210, 490 Background in dispute over Arkansas Treaty with the Six Nations, Nov. 11, riverbed (n) 2(l):125 1794, 7 Stat. 44 (a) 3:340; 4:72 Coal and surface mining (n) 4:280 Treaty with the Western Cherokee, May 6, Distinction between option and preference 1828, 7 Stat. 311 (n) 2(1):127 rights (n) 2(2):117 Treaty with the Winnebago, Mar. 8, 1865, Effect of coal mining on water supply (n) 14 Stat. 671 (n) 5:257 4:282 Treaty with the Yakima, June 9, 1855, 12 Heap leaching (a) 9:18 Stat. 95 (n) 3:211; 9:124 Impact of uranium production on Indian Tribal Community Colleges Act, 25 lands (a) 9:4 U.S.C. § 1801 (a) 8:15 Importance of uranium mining to Indian Tribally Controlled Community College economy (n) 9:335

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Indian ownership (n) 9:320 Suit regarding Johnson-O'Malley funds In situ (solution) mining (a) 9:13 (n) 2(2):90 Intertribal mineral rights in the Arkansas PRISONS AND riverbed (n) 2(l):125 PRISONERS American Indians imprisoned in Jackpile-Paguate uranium mine (a) 9:44 Okla- homa (n) 2(l):85 Joint development of reservation oil and Correctional failure in Oklahoma (n) gas resources (n) 9:164 2(l):85 Leasing tribal mineral resources to non- PROBATE tribal developers, effect of (n) 9:162 Practitioner's guide to probating Indian Open-pit mining (a) 9:7 estate (a) 10:305 Procedure for approval of uranium mine leases on Navajo Reservation (n) 7:117 REAPPORTIONMENT Prospecting permits on Indian lands (n) One man, one vote as applied to tribal 2(2):117 government (n) 2(1): 137 Real property and control of allotted min- RELIGION erals (n) 3:159 Aboriginal title claim based on (a) 1:23, 29 Underground mining (a) 9:9 Arapaho ceremonies, banning of (a) 1:59 Uranium As it permeates all aspects of Indian life mining, effect on Indian community (a) 10:3 (n) 9:323 As it relates to cultural change for Indians mining on Navajo Reservation (n) (a) 10:7 7:115 Blue Lake, struggle for Indian rights (a) processing (a) 9:18 1:23 production in the West (a) 9:1 Cheyenne ceremonies (a) 1:58, 61 NATURAL RESOURCES Determination of membership in Native Aboriginal water use in southwestern American Church (n) 5:232 United States (n) 9:201 Expressed in art (n) 7:128 Effect of uranium mining on (n) 9:323 Factors considered when determining if European movement to Southwest, effect practice is religious (n) 8:86 on water use (n) 9:207 Indian use of feathers in (n) 2(2):105 Efforts to protect clean air by Montana Peyote (n) 2(2):71 Indian tribes (n) 9:83 Traditional hair style as an exercise of (n) Indian timber, federal governmental con- 4:105; 8:85 trol over (n) 5:415 Tribal, emphasis on interdependence of living things (a) 10:9 OIL AND GAS Use of peyote Dispute over rights beneath Arkansas as an aspect of (a) 10:69 river (n) 2(1):125 as an expression of (n) 8:88 PARENTS AND CHILDREN as religious practice, defense in crim- Compulsory education for children (a) inalcase(n) 5:230 2(l):64 Constitutional right to cultural integrity of REMEDIES (a) 3:37-40 Claims against tribal officers as individ- Future law regarding cultural survival (a) uals (n) 3:184 3:32 Implied exhaustion of tribal remedies re- Judicial answer to governing Indian child quirement (n) 3:185, 187 (a) 3:28 Indian tribe as state or territory (n) Plight of reservation child (a) 3:21-23 3:188-90 Relationship among Dakotas (a) 3:256-59

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REMOVAL Waiver of, regarding United States as Eastern Cherokees to , ef- trustee over Indians (n) 8:450 fect on tribal law enforcement (a) 8:56 TAXATION RESERVATIONS Analysis of Five Tribes' right to exemp- Agua Caliente 2(1):41, 54; 2(2):8 tion from Oklahoma sales tax explored Cheyenne River Sioux 9:262 (n) 6:419 Colville 1:80 As it relates to a legitimate state interest (n) Dakota 3:269 8:423 Fort Belknap 7:160; 9:199 Canadian, history of (a) 7:192 Fort Peck 7:164 Decision by state to tax, significance of (a) Gila River 3:149 5:44 Karluk 3:342 Direct and indirect benefit of exemption Kiowa 3:219 (a) 5:29 Laguna Pueblo 9:4 Doctrine of preemption (n) 8:420 Lake Traverse 2(1):149; 9:258 Economics of state tax enforcement (a) Leach Lake 1:79 5:47 Menominee 3:344 Effect of termination legislation on state Navajo 2(l):1, 14; 3:139, 141; 7:115, 329; (a) 6:116 9:40, 328; 10:72 Enforcement of tax as a direct encum- Osage 2(l):41 brance on land (n) 6:234 Pala 4:58 Establishment by tribe of regulatory tax Papago 2(1): 148; 3:335; 4:137 on non-Indian contractors working on Pine Ridge 3:22; 7:245 reservation (n) 7:331 Port Madison 9:52; 10:191 Excise tax on allotted land business up- Pueblo 3:137 held (a) 2(1):2, 3 Quinault 10:191 Exemption applicable to trust lands (a) 5:20 Rosebud Sioux 3:22 Federal and state assessments on uranium San Carlos Apache 4:99; 7:136 mines (a) 9:45 Seneca 2(l):42 Guidelines for state taxation (a) 2(1):10 Sioux 2(1):148 Indians in Canada, provisions for exemp- Standing Rock Sioux 3:22 tions from (a) 7:204 Taos 1:23 Infrirlgement on rights of Indians to make Ute 3:149 own laws regarding (n) 8:424 Walapai 3:339 Interpretation of the term under Canadian Warm Springs 5:344 law (a) 7:208 Wichita 2(2):71 Legislative intent of laws affecting Indians Wind River 2(l):150 (n) 9:173 Yakima 3:345 Limited power of Canadian government to levy taxes on Indian government (a) SANCTIONS 7:190 Distinction between criminal and civil (a) Non-Indians engaged in business with In- 9:67 dians (a) 7:321 SOVEREIGN IMMUNITY Overriding federal interest doctrine, ap- As inherent aspect of tribal sovereignty (n) plied to (n) 9:178 9:295 Possessory interest tax imposed on leases Defined (n) 8:401 of Indian trust land to non-Indians (n) Historical perspective (n) 8:402 6:231 Suits brought by Indian against United Preemption doctrine as it applies to (n) States, waiver of (a) 5:305 10:179

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Presumption in favor of state's ability to Regulation of trade of firearms and liquor tax anyone doing business in state (n) on(a) 5:313 7:328 Transfer of land to (a) 5:316 Real property, Canadian (a) 7:225 TRIBAL AUTONOMY Sales of personal property on reserve in Impact on geography of surrounding Canada (a) 7:231 states, Navajo (a) 5:287 Secretary of Interior power in approving Navajo community, growth of (a) 5:272 tribal tax ordinances (n) 10:172 Situs of transaction as determinative of TRIBAL COURTS exemption, Canadian (a) 7:228 American Indian law and the spirit world State means of enforcing taxing rights (a) (a) 1:33 5:35 Application of sanctions (a) 1:37 State power in Indian country (n) 10:177 Areas of jurisdiction of (a) 1:14 State taxation of Indian transactions (n) Attempts at legal authority over non- 8:419 Indians within reservation boundaries (n) State taxation, prohibition on (a) 4:252 7:291 Taxation as impermissible encumbrance Cherokee constitutional evolution (a) on Indian land (n) 6:409 2(2):29 Tax shelters, oil and gas (n) 9:186 Chickasaw constitutional evolution (a) Traditional Indian life in Canada, absence 2(2):35 of(a) 7:188 Choctaw constitutional evolution (a) Tribal authority over (n) 10:167 2(2):24 Tribal nontaxable status, authority for (n) Creek constitutional evolution (a) 2(2):30 9:168 Cherokee law, concept of (a) 1:34-36 Tribal tax upheld by United States Su- Cherokee structure of (a) 1:38, preme Court (n) 10:169 Enforcement of state court judgment in tribal courts (n) 10:207 TERMINATION Forms of punishment (a) 1:42-45 Attempts by Congress (a) 8:42 Holy fire, atonement for crimes (a) 1:35 Chronology of plans to (a) 5:151 Jurisdiction on reservation business (a) Consequences for affected tribes (a) 6:312 2(1):13 Contemporary responses to policy (a) Juvenile court procedure on Warm 5:162 Springs Reservation (n) 5:350 Effect on Menominee Tribe (a) 6:158, 170 Leasing disputes in (a) 2(l):54 Granting broad legislative authority over affected tribes' members (a) 6:115 Legal norms, deviations (a) 1:37,40 Murder, norm in (a) 1:35,40 Legislation ending trust relationship Postulates traditional to Cherokee (a) 1:36 between United States and affected Public punishment (a) 1:42 tribes (a) 6:110 Remedies available to creditors in (a) Policy dominating Congress in the 1950s 2(:1):29 (a) 5:140 counsel in criminal Policy of (a) 3:316 Right to appointed 5:385 Special application to Five Civilized proceeding (n) Seminole constitutional evolution (a) Tribes (a) 6:108 2( Vesting state jurisdiction in criminal and :2):33 civil lawsuits (a) 6:111 Suicide, stigma of (a) 1:42 Tribal remedies in (n) 3:169 TRADERS Virtually exclusive jurisdiction on Warm License application (a) 5:332 Springs Reservation (n) 5:348 Regulation of power over Indian tribes (a) Witchcraft, punishment for (a) 1:41 5:327

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TRIBAL GOVERNMENT Women's role (a) 1:39,40 American Indian law and the spirit world (a) 1:33 TRIBAL IMMUNITY Assessment of Navajo attempts to create As applicable in courts of another (a) 6:365 sovereign (n) 8:407 Authority to exclude non-Indian from As limited by origin of (n) 8:405 Indian land (n) 4:136 Suit for deprivation of individual rights, Categorical powers of self-government possibility of claiming (n) 9:290 exercised by Indian tribes (a) 6:267 TRIBAL LAW Cherokee structures of (a) 1:38 Conflict with codified law (n) 8:338 Cherokees in the eighteenth century (n) Development of clan system and extended 9:274 family as rendering order in a commun- Cheyenne and Arapaho organization (a) ity (n) 8:340 1:57 Department of Housing and Urban De- TRIBAL OWNERSHIP velopment role in (n) 3:224 Concern by Indians over protecting re- Federal governmental power over (a) 4:53 maining Indian land base (a) 10:219 Indian tribes in western Oklahoma (a) 6:3 History of concept of ownership by Legal events having effect on tribal Indians (a) 10:287 powers (a) 6:276 Versus individual ownership (a) 10:224 Legal norms, deviations, sanctions (a) TRIBAL PROPERTY 1:35, 37,40 Concept of ownership of land as it relates Limitation on scope of tribal powers (a) to (a) 8:262 6:272 Congress vested with sole authority to Navajo assumption of legal system in alter boundaries of Indian reservation 1959 (a) 6:336 (n) 7:335 Post-statehood federal legislation and ad- Cooperative work patterns found in pre- ministrative interference with (a) 6:98 Columbian era (a) 8:269 Power to spend tribal funds and allocate Principle of discovery as recognizing tribal their use, as essential to (a) 6:135 title (a) 5:91 Promised right of self-government regard- Transferable interests deriving from (a) ing Five Civilized Tribes (n) 6:417 5:88 Regulation of hunting and fishing (a) 9:65 Transfer of property to settlers in 1600s Regulatory authority over air quality with- (a) 8:261 in reservation boundaries (n) 9:86 Transitional theory explained (a) 5:166 Source and status of powers (n) 4:143 Tribal title as distinct from federal title (a) Sources of tribal self-governmental power 5:93 (a) 6:263 Tribal title as valid under British law (a) Status of Five Civilized Tribes prior to 5:101 1890 (a) 6:293 Status of Seminole after removal to Indian TRIBAL SOVEREIGNTY Territory (a) 6:87 American approach as unique (a) 4:206 Status of Seminole prior to allotment (a) As an exception to a presumption in favor 6:84 of state power (a) 5:13 Structure in Navajo community (a) 5:276 As an issue regarding federal intervention Tribal authority to determine membership in civil actions against individual tribes (n) 3:109 (n) 8:143 Tribal power to regulate (a) 9:55 As it affects federal jurisdiction (n) 4:297 Tribal regulation of non-Indian activities As it relates to control over child place- on fee lands (n) 10:207 ment resources (n) 8:388

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As it relates to cultural change (a) 10:12 WATER As principle of constitutional law (n) 6:385 Contamination from use in mining radio- As principle of international law (n) 6:379 active minerals (a) 9:9 As principle of natural law (n) 6:376 As the product of an ad hoc decision- WATER RIGHTS making process (n) 6:371 Aboriginal title to (n) 9:195 Basis for federal recognition (a) I(0:289 Beds of nonnavigable watercourses, Concept of (n) 6:374 ownership to (a) 4:84 Deficiencies in opinion on (a) 1:16 Concept of paramount Indian rights to Effect of termination legislation on (a) water (n) 7:161 6:118 Doctrine of beneficial prior appropriation Evolution of doctrine (n) 6:375 (n) 9:199 Foundations of (a) 8:65 Increased interest in those in Rocky Immunity doctrine of (a) 2(1):34 Mountains due to vast energy reserves Increased popularity of federal preemp- (n) 7:169 tion, erosion of (a) 8:72 Navigable river as boundary (a) 4:85 Indian tribes, extent of (n) 9:292 Pyramid Lake briefs (n) 2(2):129 Inherent Indian sovereignty (c) 4:311 Reserved, definition of (n) 4:303 International law regarding (a) 9:59 Riverbed ownership in Oklahoma (n) 3:217 Jurisdiction over non-Indians (n) 9:304 Significant due to use of water as key Movement to place on stronger constitu- factor in converting natural resources to tional footing (n) 6:387 full (n) 7:155 Nonjudicial recognition of powers (n) State court jurisdiction to adjudicate (n) 5:245 4:307 Preserved by Oklahoma Organic Act (a) 6:15 WELFARE Qualifications of (a) 2(2):4 Cheyenne-Arapaho assistance (a) 1:59 Regarding rights over artifacts (a) 10:108 Taxation of energy resources, relation to WILLS (n) 9:318 Tax exemption based on (a) 2(l):9 Indian wills (n) 2(2):99 Tribes as political entities, with relation to Refusal by Indians to make due to concept of ownership (a) 10:296

TRUST LANDS WOMEN Defined (a) 2(1):29 Administrative regulations for (a) 3:275-81 Excise tax upheld on (a) 2(1):2 Criminal law relating to (a) 3:287 Payments derived from rental of (a) 1:61 Dakotas today (a) 3:288-92 Domestic relations and inheritance (a) TRUSTS 3:283-86 Congress as trustee of Indian assets (n) 8:4s33 Economic roles of Dakotas (a) 3:261 Education provision for (a) 3:275 Elements of (n) 8:4,31 Executive branch as trustee of Indian as- Indian health service role (a) 3:281 sets (n) 8:4436 Kinship role of Dakota women (a) 3:256-61 VOTING Law and Dakota women (a) 3:265 Federal franchise extended to Indians in Political role of (a) 3:263 Canada in 1960 (a) 7:196 Role in tribal government (a) 1:39

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ZONING Government control of reservations (a) As it relates to non-Indian ownership of 2(2):2 Indian land (n) 10:188 On Indian land (a) 2(2):8-11 Attempted assertion of state authority Reservation zoning (n) 4:151 over (n) 4:155 Trends in land control law (a) 2(2):6 Federal legislation to assure state power over (a) 4:258

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