Add to ORKGDean Kathryn Rand recently participated in a conference at Stanford Law School. Titled Contemporary Issues in Indian Law , the conference was organized by the Stanford Native American Law Student Association. Dean Rand spoke as part of a panel on Tribal Gaming and Tribal-State Compacting. Her presentation, with Dr. Steven Andrew Light, UND\u27s Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs and Interim Dean of the College of Nursing and Professional Disciplines, was titled, Tribal Gaming Issues in the 21st Century
The recent opinion by the Office of Legal Counsel has created a lot of activity after years of uncer...
2015 UND Law graduate Lane Thompson\u27s article Solving a Paradox of Indian Gaming: Cultural ...
Kathryn R. L. Rand—dean, Floyd B. Sperry Professor of Law, and co-director of the Institute for the...
Dean Kathryn Rand recently participated in a conference at Stanford Law School. Titled Contemporary ...
Dean Kathryn Rand and Dr. Steven Light will give a presentation on the politics of Indian gaming reg...
UND Law School Dean Kathryn R.L. Rand along with Steven Andrew Light and Yale D. Belanger co-authore...
UND Law School Dean Kathryn R.L. Rand along with Steve Light, UND Associate Vice President for Acad...
This talk, Gambling Law and Legal Education: Educating Lawyers, Forming Identities, was delivered ...
that you will find this issue both entertaining and interesting, and that it will prove useful to yo...
Student NoteThis material published in Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law is made ...
In this March 18,, 2015 Gaming Research Colloquium talk, Laurie Arnold discusses the history of Indi...
In late June, Professor James Grijalva and Robert L. Silva, President of UND’s Native American Law S...
In 1987, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in California v. Cabazon Band of Mission India...
Former Miss Navajo Radmilla Cody, an award-winning recording artist, also will speak about legal i...
Gaming is still one of the hottest and most controversial issues in Indian Country. In California an...
The recent opinion by the Office of Legal Counsel has created a lot of activity after years of uncer...
2015 UND Law graduate Lane Thompson\u27s article Solving a Paradox of Indian Gaming: Cultural ...
Kathryn R. L. Rand—dean, Floyd B. Sperry Professor of Law, and co-director of the Institute for the...
Dean Kathryn Rand recently participated in a conference at Stanford Law School. Titled Contemporary ...
Dean Kathryn Rand and Dr. Steven Light will give a presentation on the politics of Indian gaming reg...
UND Law School Dean Kathryn R.L. Rand along with Steven Andrew Light and Yale D. Belanger co-authore...
UND Law School Dean Kathryn R.L. Rand along with Steve Light, UND Associate Vice President for Acad...
This talk, Gambling Law and Legal Education: Educating Lawyers, Forming Identities, was delivered ...
that you will find this issue both entertaining and interesting, and that it will prove useful to yo...
Student NoteThis material published in Arizona Journal of International and Comparative Law is made ...
In this March 18,, 2015 Gaming Research Colloquium talk, Laurie Arnold discusses the history of Indi...
In late June, Professor James Grijalva and Robert L. Silva, President of UND’s Native American Law S...
In 1987, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in California v. Cabazon Band of Mission India...
Former Miss Navajo Radmilla Cody, an award-winning recording artist, also will speak about legal i...
Gaming is still one of the hottest and most controversial issues in Indian Country. In California an...
The recent opinion by the Office of Legal Counsel has created a lot of activity after years of uncer...
2015 UND Law graduate Lane Thompson\u27s article Solving a Paradox of Indian Gaming: Cultural ...
Kathryn R. L. Rand—dean, Floyd B. Sperry Professor of Law, and co-director of the Institute for the...