Recognizing the Third Sovereign: Promoting Awareness of, Respect for, and Access to Native American Tribal Law

Find materials by tribe (includes an alphabetical list of tribes) or by type of document.

This extensive guide gathers resources of use to students in Prof. Zimmerman's American Indian Law course at Northwestern Pritzker School of Law.

This guide is intended to provide access to resources pertaining to the epidemic of and movement for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls & Two-Spirit Peoples (MMIWG2S) specific to Tribal and non-tribal communities in Arizona.

This guide covers both tribal law sources, including tribal constitutions, tribal codes and tribal court decisions, and federal law sources, including treaties.

A comprehensive listing of web sites that deal with Native law and legal issues.

This excellent guide presents resources for researching federal Indian law (the relationship between the federal government and Indian tribes) and tribal law (the internal law of Indian tribes).

This guide provides an introduction to legal materials available at the UW Law Library on Native Americans and other native peoples of the US, such as Native Alaskans and Hawaiians. Includes treaties, statutes, executive orders, court decisions, and administrative actions.