Custer Rides Again In Supreme Court
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Title
Custer Rides Again In Supreme Court
Description
This newspaper article gives a description of the Supreme Court Case Lyng v NICPA, and a rundown of the ruling and descent. "The main reason for taking such a limited view on the first amendment, acknowledge by O'Connor is that a ruling in favor of the Indians would give credence to other Indian cases based on religious preservation such as Big Mountain, Black Hills, Tennessee Valley Authority cases."
Creator
Third World Forum U.C. Davis
Francisco Dominguez and Dennie Sult
Francisco Dominguez and Dennie Sult
Source
U.C. Davis Special Collections
Date
04/28/1988
Format
21.59cm x 27.94cm
Language
English
Extent
1 Page
Identifier
D-334 David Risling Papers 7267
Box 37
Folder:Association on American Indian Affairs
Box 37
Folder:Association on American Indian Affairs
Abstract
The effectiveness of a system is only as good as the system's view of justice, and only as good as the quality of people within the system. On both accounts U.S democracy has been, and continues to be used to legalized genocide against Indian people.
Rights Holder
U.C. Davis Special Collections
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Original Format
Newspaper
Collection
Citation
Third World Forum U.C. Davis
Francisco Dominguez and Dennie Sult, “Custer Rides Again In Supreme Court,” The Gasquet Orleans Road, accessed May 8, 2024, https://goroad.omeka.net/items/show/203.