When Can Tribal Nations Sue? Theories of Standing in Federal Court
Co-Sponsored by the State Bar of Arizona and the State Bar's Indian Law Section
The seminar explores the legal theories of standing for tribal governments in federal court. It will examine:
• Key cases,
• Jurisdictional challenges, and
• The evolving legal landscape that determines when and how tribal nations can bring claims.
Attendees will gain insights into sovereignty, procedural hurdles, and strategic considerations for litigation.
Faculty:
Paul Spruhan, Visiting Assistant Professor, University of New Mexico School of Law
Chairpersons
Doreen N. McPaul, President, Tribal In-House Counsel Association
Harrison Rice, Assistant Attorney General, Tohono O'odham Nation
1.0 Hour CLE
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*TICA members receive a discount on Lunch in Indian Country CLE programs. Log into the TICA website for the discount code, located under the Resources tab.