[nativestudies-l] INDIAN COUNTRY LAW CONFERENCE: THE STATE OF OUR NATIONS

[Ruth Garby Torres]

INDIAN COUNTRY LAW CONFERENCE: THE STATE OF OUR NATIONS
> 
> FEBRUARY 23-25, 2006
> MICCOSUKEE RESORT &CONFERENCE CENTER
> MIAMI, FLORIDA
> 
> CO-SPONSORED BY THE MICCOSUKEE TRIBE OF INDIANS OF FLORIDA 
> AND THE CENTER FOR INDIGENOUS LAW, GOVERNANCE & CITIZENSHIP AT SYRACUSE
> UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF LAW
> TO REGISTER: USE ATTACHED FORM OR REGISTER ONLINE AT:
> http://www.law.syr.edu/indigenous 
> 
> The Indian Country Law Conference is an exceptional opportunity to
> advance your understanding of Indian law and policy, in addition to
> networking and obtaining CLE credits.  Unlike other Indian Law
> conferences that focus entirely on congressional and court updates, the
> Indian Country Law Conference is dedicated to helping attorneys improve
> their lawyering skills and become better advocates for Indian Nations. 
> 
> The Conference will address lawyering strategies on various subjects
> including: the aftermath of Sherrill, the Johnson Act Amendments,
> federal recognition, sales tax and sovereignty, protecting tribal land
> and water, voting in federal elections, the lobbying scandal, and
> economic development for Indian nations.  CLE is available for the
> conference.  
> Networking opportunities include a conference reception, luncheon, and
> dinner, as well as a golf tournament.  At the conclusion of the
> conference attendees will be able to enjoy the numerous recreational
> events in the local area, such as visiting the Miccosukee Indian
> Village, alligator wrestling, and airboat rides. 
> 
>
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