ANILCA: Title 43, Chapter 33: Alaska Native Claims Settlement
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Access to the sections of the ANCSA are available here. You can read the different sections indiviually without having to download the entire document.
By: Legal Information Institute, US Code Collection
Historical Accounting for Individual Indian Monies
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For several years, the Department of the Interior has been involved in an accounting project of
unprecedented proportions. Among other things, Interior has been ordered by the district court
in Cobell v. Norton to document every dollar it has received and disbursed on behalf of
individual Indians since 1887?a task that encompasses billions of dollars, hundreds of
thousands of accounts, and tens of millions of account transactions. Under the district court?s
order, Interior must verify the accuracy of every transaction in its individual Indian account
ledgers by reference to the supporting documents. No other federal financial system?not the
tax collection system, the Social Security system, or the Medicare system?has ever been tasked
with an undertaking of this type and scope.
By: U.S. Dept.of the Interior
Resource Guide for Parents, Caregivers, and Service Providers Working with Alaska Native Children
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This is a resource guide for parents, caregivers and service providers working with Alaska Native Children. Alaska C.A.R.E.S. provides services to children and families when there is a suspicion of sexual abuse.
By: Alaska C.A.R.E.S. (Child Abuse Response and Evaluation Services)
Tribal Adoption
Here you can find information about tribal adoption and how you can go about adoption through the State.
By: Alaska Legal Services Corporation
Taxation
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This is a question and answer dealing with taxes and American Indians/Alaskan Natives. It addresses several questions about the subject. Including taxes on tribal government and tax, individual indian taxes etc.
By: National congress of American Indians
Background, Indian Country Crime
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This page gives the background of the FBI responsibilities and limitations of responsibilities on Indian Country Crime. Where the authority comes from, and where agents are located in relation to need. There are also other links that contain information about the FBI and Indian Country Crime.
By: Federal Bureau of Investigation
Indian Country Law Enforcement
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This Frequently Asked Questions site deals with enforcement of tribal laws, development of tribal enforcement system, and who may enforce and under what circumstances. The answers to the questions listed are available either in text format or PDF format.
By: U.S. Dept. of Jusitce, Office of Tribal Justice
Alaska Native Justice Center
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If you have a legal issue, you may find the resources to help to bridge the gap between Alaska Natives and Alaska's Justice systems.
By: Alaska Native Justice Center
ANTHC, Laws and Regulations, Laws
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Here you can locate laws that apply to the Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium, it's creation and its services. Included are eligibility, The Indian Health Care Improvemant Act, and the Intergovernmental Personnel Act are just a few of the laws you can locate here.
By: Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Corrections and Aftercare
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Alternative strategies focusing on using "tribal life ways" to address reentry of native offenders to the community
By: US Dept. of Justice, Tribal Jusitce and Safety in Indian Country
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