Self-help information through various links, documents, publications, etc. Check the Community Directory Channel for more resources.
There are 20 resources
Legal Help
Basic Guides to Federal Indian Law Research
(Separate Website)
How to get started finding information about federal laws relating to Native Americans.
By: Native American Rights Fund
Guide to Tribal Law Research
(Separate Website)
By: Native American Rights Fund
Intergovernment Agreements
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Legal Research Guides
(Separate Website)
How to get started finding legal information.
By: Native American Rights Fund
Tribal CASA Courts
(Separate Website)
List of resources for the Tribal Court Appointed Special Advocate project. These resources deal with the CASA project to assist abused Native American children.
Tribal Drug Courts
(Separate Website)
List of resources for Tribal Drug Courts.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Alcohol and Drugs
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Child Support
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Criminal Law
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Domestic Violence
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Environmental Law
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Gaming Law
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Health Program for Native Americans and Alaska Natives
(Separate Website)
This website includes a listing of offices in your area, a list of programs available, and more information.
By: Indian Health Service
Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA)
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Indian Civil Rights
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Information about Indian Health Services
(Separate Website)
General information regarding the federal government's responsibility to make sure health services are available to Native Americans.
By: National Health Law Program
Juvenile Justice
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Land and Housing Law
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Victims' Services
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Violence Against Women Act (VAWA)
(Separate Website)
Legal issues from the perspective of Native Americans. Well-organized links to widespread resources.
By: National Tribal Justice Resource Center
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