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State law librarian details plans for Montana Indian law portal

June 11, 2009 /

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Montana’s state law library is preparing to unveil the first and only comprehensive Internet portal on statewide Indian law in the nation, the library’s director told a group gathered Wednesday at Montana State University.

The site will include access and links to legal information from all American Indian reservations across the state, said Montana State Law Librarian Judy Meadows. The information is expected to include tribal constitutions, charters, treaties, proclamations, articles of agreement, law and order codes, tribal council resolutions, trust records from the Bureau of Indian Affairs, appellate judicial decisions, fishing and hunting regulations, tribal histories, water and gaming compacts and interactive maps.

Anne Pettinger, MSU News Service

Full Story: http://www.montana.edu/cpa/news/nwview.php?article=7261

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