Tenure-Track Professor of Law
Washburn University School of Law Topeka, Kansas
We are especially interested in candidates who would teach constitutional law, administrative law, legislation, property, evidence, professional responsibility, or remedies. Washburn Law has a unitary tenure track with scholarship
Here are the new materials in Cayuga Nation v. Parker (N.D. N.Y.):
Land return can transform a community without involving thousands of acres. The Mi’kmaq Nation has acquired Pugweliget, 83 wooded acres adjoining Tribal housing and community space in
Here is the order in Blue Lake Rancheria v. Kalshi Inc.
Briefs here.
In hindsight, one might want to bet on Michigan in this one.
HRSA is testing a change that could require Tribal health clinics to pay more upfront for certain prescription drugs, then claim their 340B discount afterward. This is the agency’s second attempt, since a federal district court vacated HRSA’s earlier pilot
For decades, the Supreme Court has treated Tribal jurisdiction as a problem requiring limitation rather than governmental authority requiring respect.
The Tribal Justice construction projects below make visible something federal Indian law too often obscures: Tribal Nations are governments administering
Watch here.
Written and directed by Joey Clift (Cowlitz Indian Tribe) and created by a largely Indigenous team of Native animation professionals and allies, POW! is an 8 minute animated short about a Native kid scrambling to charge his
