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Faculty Advisor for the Great Lakes Indigenous Law Center, a resource and internship program at the UW Law School. Director, Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs, Bureau of Indian Affairs, US Department of the Interior.
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Native Americans and U.S. lawWisconsin constitutional lawFederalismChair (two terms) 30,000-plus-member Turtle Mountain Band of the Chippewa/Ojibwa/Anishnabe NationStaff attorney in U.S. SenateDirector of Congressional Affairs, Department of Interior/Bureau of Indian AffairsRichard Monette is a Professor of Law at the UW-Madison Law School and director of the Great Lakes Indian Law Center. He is a former chairman of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians and served as director of the Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs for the Bureau of Indian Affairs during Bill Clinton's presidency.
This talk will explain the fundamental cornerstones of tribal sovereignty and culture, how to preserve and protect it or how to destroy it. Professor of Law, on faculty since 1992. Former Chairman and CEO, Turtle Mountain Chippewa.
Professor Richard Monette served as a Staff Attorney with the United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs, as the Director of the Office of Congressional and Legislative Affairs at the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Faculty, Law School; Director, Great Lakes Indian Law Center. richard.monette@wisc.edu. Website. Research Topics: Water rights law (LAW 845), Indian and Federal Reserved Water Rights, legal counsel to parties in discussions or settlements of water rights.
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