Ray Cross, Mandan-Hidatsa
Ray Cross
[RLP interview 2007]
Ray Cross received his law degree from Yale University in 1973 and now serves as a professor at the University of Montana Law School, where he teaches Federal Indian Law and Public Lands and Natural Resource Law. He works extensively with Indian tribes and organizations as well as federal agencies on issues related to Indian education, tribal self-determination and cultural and natural resource preservation. His interview provides valuable insight on the intricacies of tribal sovereignty from a legal, economic and cultural viewpoint.
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What is Indian Sovereignty? - Ray Cross
What is Indian Sovereignty? - Ray Cross.
Legal Basis of Sovereignty - Ray Cross
Legal Basis of Sovereignty - Ray Cross.
Examples of Cultural-Spiritual Sovereignty: Devil's Tower & Bighorn Medicine Wheel - Ray Cross
Examples of Cultural-Spiritual Sovereignty: Devil's Tower & Bighorn Medicine Wheel - Ray Cross.
Thick and Thin Sovereignty - Ray Cross
Thick and Thin Sovereignty - Ray Cross.
Sovereignty in Action - Ray Cross
Sovereignty in Action - Ray Cross.
Sovereignty, Self-determination and Right Relationship - Ray Cross
Sovereignty, Self-determination and Right Relationship - Ray Cross.
Legal Cases Pertinent to Montana Tribes and Sovereignty - Ray Cross
Legal Cases Pertinent to Montana Tribes and Sovereignty - Ray Cross.