University of Alaska Anchorage
04/24/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 04/25/2025 12:39
LEGL A485: Tribal Courts and Alaska Native Rights
The 3 credit upper-division course 'LEGL A485: Tribal Courts and Alaska Native Rights' will be held in the summer semester.
This course explores the powerful intersection of law, culture and sovereignty in Alaska. This course offers an in-depth look at:
- The legal relationship between Alaska Natives and government entities
- Tribal sovereignty and self-governance in the U.S.
- The history and impact of the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act
- How tribal courts operate, especially within Alaska
Whether their pursuing legal studies, political science, sociology, or have a passion for Indigenous Rights, LEGL A485 will deepen students' understanding of Alaska's legal landscape and Native justice systems.
To register, students should talk to their advisor or search LEGL A485 CRN 76157 on UAOnline.
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