Race & the Law: Legal Issues

Maps created by Joshua Poe exploring this history of redlining neighborhoods in Louisville.

Provides law bulletins, a tribal law gateway, research guides, and more.

This digital collection from the Law Library of Congress contains most of the laws and constitutions from the early 19th century Cherokee, Choctaw, Chickasaw, Creek, and Seminole, as well as 19th century items drafted after the 1934 Indian Reorganization Act.

This guide was developed by the National Congress of American Indians to provide a basic overview of the history and underlying principles of tribal governance.

Provides agreements between tribal nations and the United States from 1778-1886.

Free access to legal articles & commentary.

Free & public access.

Resources assembled as part of the University of Louisville's Watson Conference on Rhetoric & Composition.

Select the "Native American" section for relevant legal news & analysis.

Select "Native American" under the "Practice Area or Industry" section of the Practice Centers page.
Law students & faculty only.

Select "Native American Law" under the Practice areas tab.
Law students & faculty only.