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"Structuring Sovereignty: Constitutions of Native Nations" Book available for purchase at NNIShop.com
Jicarilla Apache Constitution
Location: New Mexico, USA Population: 4,800 Date of Constitution: 1937
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Jicarilla Apache Tribe: Judiciary Functions/Dispute Resolution Excerpt

Jicarilla Apache Tribe: Judiciary Functions/Dispute Resolution Excerpt
Jicarilla Apache Tribe: Judiciary Functions/Dispute Resolution Excerpt
ARTICLE VI-POWERS OF THE REPRESENTATIVE TRIBAL COUNCIL SECTION 4. Peace and Order.-The Council may make regulations, subject to review by the Secretary of the Interior, to protect the peace, safety, morals, and general welfare of the reservation, to provide a means of settling disputes, and to...
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Santa Clara Pueblo Constitution
Location: New Mexico Population: 4552 Date of Constitution: 1935
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Pueblo of Santa Clara: Legislative Functions Excerpt

Pueblo of Santa Clara: Legislative Functions Excerpt
Pueblo of Santa Clara: Legislative Functions Excerpt
ARTICLE IV-THE PUEBLO COUNCIL AND ITS POWERS SECTION 1 . Legislative power.-The legislative power shall be vested in the pueblo council, and the said power shall be exercised in accordance with, and not in conflict with, the constitution or any laws of the United States of America. The pueblo...
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