Case Made for Including Indian Law On Oklahoma Bar Exam
The Journal Record › August 03, 2007
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Oklahoma is home to almost 40 federally recognized Indian tribes, but does not require that students be tested on their knowledge of Indian law on the Oklahoma bar exam.
Only three states - New Mexico, Washington and South Dakota - have made Indian law a required bar exam course.See the full content of this document
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Case Made for Including Indian Law On Oklahoma Bar Exam
Some have expressed concern that the state's legal education system may need time to gear up for the increased number of courses and professors such a move would require, as well as the influx of students signing up for them.
However, those who work in the field say its importance in ...See the full content of this document
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