ADJ- A23A - Law Enforcement on Tribal Lands

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    Description
    Description: Designed to teach students about responsibility and jurisdiction on Native American land. An historical perspective of Native Americans in California and the impact caused by colonization or early settlers. Desgined to clarify the roots of Public Law 280, its application and authority, and the relative application of civil versus regulatory laws, federal trust properties, Native American land status and its impact on law enforcement. 8.00 hours lecture. (Pass/No Pass only)