US EditionHarvard Law Review Feature on Lexington Insurance Co. v. Smith
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Harvard Law Review Feature on Lexington Insurance Co. v. Smith
Here, authored by Kieran Murphy. PDF An exceprt: First, tribal courts are not, as Judge Bumatay suggested, “subordinate to the political branches of tribal governments.”68 For support, Judge Bumatay cited to Duro v. Reina,69 which cites to the 1982 edition of Cohen’s Handbook of Federal Indian Law.70 But tribal courts have changed since 1982: The 2024 edition of Cohen’s Handbook states that “[t]he structure of tribal courts is often similar to …
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