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Native American Indian Law Research Guide: Federal Judicial Resources

This guide provides an overview of selected Native American Indian law materials available at the Marquette University Eckstein Law Library and selected online materials pertaining to Native American Indian law.

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Marquette University’s land and water acknowledgment is a statement that developed over weeks of reflection and conversation led by Indigenous student leadership with key faculty and staff. The statement recognizes the long history of Native people and nations that lived on and stewarded the land and water where the university now resides. It also celebrates the unbroken connection Native people and nations still have to this land and waterways, their traditional territories.

Federal Judicial Resources

Resources on federal Native American Indian law include case law. Marquette University Eckstein Law Library's collection includes books on Indian law cases as well as digests and reporters. In addition, online databases such as Lexis and Westlaw (username and password required) provide access to federal case law.

Federal Indian law cases pertain to the legal relationship between Indian tribes and the United States. Indian law cases may involve a wide variety of issues including, but not limited to, real property, constitutional law, water law, federal jurisdiction, contracts and criminal law.

For tribal court and case resources, please select the Tribal Resources tab of this research guide and then select Tribal Courts.