Indian Law Ethics CLE Conference December 2, 2011 Armstrong Hall, Arizona State University This program covers ethical issues confronted by tribal in-house attorneys, firm attorneys, and federal attorneys. In addition to speaker presentations, it includes an in-depth question and answer session exploring important ethical and professionalism issues.
This event qualifies for 3.0 CLE credit hours for Professional Responsibility / Ethics Credits in Arizona, California and New Mexico.
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Arizona Indian Water Law 101 CLE Conference Friday, October 21, 2011 Armstrong Hall, Arizona State University
A concise survey of the basic issues in Arizona Indian Water Law. Perfect training for young lawyers, attorneys new to the practice area, tribal council members and students.
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The live conference qualified for up to 6.5 general CLE credits for State Bar of Arizona, California, and New Mexico. The proceedings may qualify for full interactive CLE credit for the State Bar of Arizona. The maximum number of self-study credits allowable is determined by your specific bar association. Net proceeds from the sale of this educational software will be used exclusively for ASU’s Indian Legal Program Scholarship Fund. Couldn't attend? Order the conference proceedings on DVD & earn Self-Study CLE credits at your pace. No travel time or expense - the next best thing to being there. Click here for Conference Agenda. Click here for Conference Speaker Biographies. Conference Proceedings & Conference Materials are available for Self-Study on DVD for Windows®, Mac®, and Linux. Download Order Form here.
Treaty to Trust to Carcieri: The Economic Future for Indian Lands CLE Conference on DVD Thursday, April 28 & Friday, April 29, 2011 Memorial Union, Arizona State University
This conference tackled the critical issues Indian tribes face when deciding on the best use of lands.
Couldn't attend? Order the conference proceedings on DVD & earn Self-Study CLE credits at your pace. No travel time or expense - the next best thing to being there. Click here for Conference Agenda. Click here for Conference Speaker Biographies. Conference Proceedings & Conference Materials are available for Self-Study on DVD for Windows®, Mac®, and Linux. Download Order Form here.
New Directions in Native Health CLE Conference on DVD
Conference Proceedings & Conference Materials now available for Self-Study on DVD for Windows®, Mac®, and Linux. Download Order Form here. The live conference qualified for up to 4 CLE general credits for the State Bar of Arizona. New Mexico State Bar approved 4 CLE credits.The maximum number of self-study credits allowable is determined by your specific bar association. Click here for Conference Agenda Click here for Conference Speaker Bios
Navajo Nation Law CLE Conference on DVD
Conference Proceedings & Conference Materials now available for Self-Study on DVD for Windows®, Mac®, and Linux. Download Order Form here. The live conference qualified for up to 8 CLE credits. The Navajo Nation Bar Association approved the live conference for up to 8 CLE credits including 2 hours of Navajo ethics. New Mexico State Bar approved 7 CLE credits. The maximum number of self-study credits allowable is determined by your specific bar association. Click here for Conference Agenda Click here for Conference Speaker Bios
Tribal Energy Economies: Investing in a Sustainable Future CLE Conference on DVD
March 25 - 26, 2010 Memorial Union, Arizona State University This conference brought together elected and community leaders from Indian country, financing and energy industry experts, and those in academia to chart a course that will allow tribes to increase their leverage now and create sustainable energy economies for the future. Participants and presenters discussed strategies to promote investment and prepare tribes for a transition into sustainable energy economies. Conference attendees examined the economic and cultural issues associated with large-scale build-outs on tribal lands. The conference inspired attendees to envision the future of tribal energy economies and convened those who can contribute to achieve that success. Conference Proceedings & Conference Materials now available for Self-Study on DVD for Windows®, Mac®, and Linux. Download Order Form here. The live conference qualified for up to 10 CLE general credits. The maximum number of self-study credits allowable is determined by your specific bar association. Click here for Conference Agenda Click here Conference Speaker Bios
Indian Legal Research CLE Seminar on DVD
May 2009 - Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, Arizona State University Unlocking the secrets to researching Indian law. Hone your research skills - save countless research hours! *Award Winning Excellent training for Indian law attorneys, paralegals and legal assistants, tribal court judges, librarian & student and faculty of American Indian Studies.
Module 1 Introduction - Professor Rebecca Tsosie Part 1 – How to Research Federal Indian Law – Beth DiFelice Part 2 – Introduction to the Indian Law Portal- Alison Ewing Part 3 – Researching Statutes - Beth DiFelice Part 4 – Researching Agency Materials - Beth DiFelice Part 5 – Researching Federal Legislative History – Alison Ewing
October 2008 Radisson Fort McDowell Resort & Casino, Scottsdale, AZ
A balanced twenty-year retrospective of the successes, failures and impact of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act.
This commemorative two day conference examined the history, implementation, and the impact of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act (IGRA) through the eyes of tribal leaders, scholars and those who were there when the IGRA became law in 1988.
The Indian Gaming Regulatory Act was enacted in 1988, and in the following 20 years Indian gaming has grown dramatically. Prior to the enactment of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, Indian gaming was a $200-million industry. The National Indian Gaming Commission (NIGC) recently announced that net revenues from Indian Gaming generated $26 billion in revenues in 2007. How has the IGRA changed Indian Country? How has it affected tribal government relationships with the states, with the federal government and with tribal members.
The conference agenda included over 50 top policymakers, legislators, scholars, tribal attorneys, and tribal leaders who came together from across the nation to Fountain Hills, Arizona, to participate in academic paper presentations and panel discussions.
The conference will be of interest to tribal leaders, tribal attorneys, tribal, state and federal government regulators, legislators, and policymakers, casino developers, casino and gaming industry management, students of Indian law, and American Indian Studies faculty and students, as well as anyone interested in the history, implementation, and social/economic impact, and the future of gaming in Indian Country.
The conference video proceedings on DVD will be accompanied with the printed Conference Materials, as well as Supplemental Materials on CD.
The live conference qualified for up to 13.75 CLE general credits. The maximum number of self-study credits allowable is determined by your specific bar association. Click here for Conference Brochure & Agenda Click here for Speaker Biographies