Sentence examples for native law from inspiring English sources

And Branch urges HLS to continue to build its Native law curriculum.

Two years after being made chief of native law (June 1868), he grew ill and returned to France.

When the Brown campaign accused Elizabeth Warren of touting herself as American Indian to advance her career, this was news to Native law professors.

According to the Association of American Law Schools, Native law professors are only.5% of all law faculty — about fifty people out of 11,000.

The New Yorker, January 12 , 1957P. 18 Talk story about recent Yale Law School graduate, Robert W. C. Brown, who visited East Africa to study native law.

By Brendan Gill and Daniel Lang The New Yorker, January 12 , 1957P. 18 Talk story about recent Yale Law School graduate, Robert W. C. Brown, who visited East Africa to study native law.

The company said the "feather incident" was a warning that it was breaking traditional native laws against trespassing, an offense it understood to be "punishable by death".

A Buffalo native and law school graduate, Mr. Russert elevated public discourse in America through his passion for government, the law and the public good.

The W&J are the only Indigenous group in Australia to have, in McAvoy, a senior counsel with expertise in native title law within their ranks.

And the Boston Globe also reported that for at least six years, Harvard University reported to the federal government that it had a Native American law professor.

Dundy handled many notable and controversial matters and made significant decisions in the field of Native American law, including Standing Bear v. Crook and Elk v. Wilkins.