Indian Tribal Conflict Resolution and Tort Claims and Risk Management Act of 1998: Hearing Before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Fifth Congress, Second Session, on S. 2097 ... July 15, 1998, Washington DC.U.S. Government Printing Office, 1999 - 348 pages |
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... considering today . Before I elaborate on these collective experiences , however , I would like to speak to you briefly about my own experiences as a tribal member from the Nisqually Tribe in the hope that my personal experiences will ...
... considering today . Before I elaborate on these collective experiences , however , I would like to speak to you briefly about my own experiences as a tribal member from the Nisqually Tribe in the hope that my personal experiences will ...
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... consider a clarifying amendment to Section 202 ( f ) which gives the Secretary broad authority to establish a schedule of premiums that may be assessed against any tribe provided liability insurance under - 4 - this title . While most ...
... consider a clarifying amendment to Section 202 ( f ) which gives the Secretary broad authority to establish a schedule of premiums that may be assessed against any tribe provided liability insurance under - 4 - this title . While most ...
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... Considering this background and overview of existing conditions , tribal governments are using negotiated dispute resolution on a more frequent basis as an alternative to litigation or legislation , and not only for tax issues . We ...
... Considering this background and overview of existing conditions , tribal governments are using negotiated dispute resolution on a more frequent basis as an alternative to litigation or legislation , and not only for tax issues . We ...
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... considering Title II of S. 2097 , NCAI would like to clearly note that each state government has had the freedom to waive its tort immunity in its own way and in its own time . Tribes should be allowed this same freedom to decide when a ...
... considering Title II of S. 2097 , NCAI would like to clearly note that each state government has had the freedom to waive its tort immunity in its own way and in its own time . Tribes should be allowed this same freedom to decide when a ...
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... consider important ? If a bank is stupid enough to lend money where there is no recourse , is it the job of Congress to hold them harmless ? And , once burned , will that bank ever again lend money to a tribe or other entity that burned ...
... consider important ? If a bank is stupid enough to lend money where there is no recourse , is it the job of Congress to hold them harmless ? And , once burned , will that bank ever again lend money to a tribe or other entity that burned ...
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