United States v. Sioux Nation with Nick Estes
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The Limitations of American Law and the Failures of the Supreme Court in Federal Indian Law
This chapter delves into the shortcomings of American law in addressing federal Indian law, particularly in relation to tribal sovereignty. It explores the failures of the Supreme Court, the influence of the Marshall trilogy, and examines the founding fathers' perspectives on Indigenous peoples. Moreover, it critiques Justice Gorsuch's historical understanding and his opinions on tribal rights.
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