What does ICRA stand for?

Indian Civil Rights Act

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But Rob Roy Smith, attorney for the banished members, argued they are entitled under the Indian Civil Rights Act to due process like anyone else.

Banished Snoqualmie await ruling

62) In 1990, Congress attempted to remedy the problem by amending the Indian Civil Rights Act (63) (ICRA) to specifically provide for criminal jurisdiction over non-member Indians who committed crimes on the reservations of tribes in which they were not enrolled.

Using plenary power as a sword: tribal civil regulatory jurisdiction ...

Duro appealed his misdemeanor conviction on the grounds that the Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968 prohibits tribes from prosecuting non-Indians.

Indian Tribal Sovereignty

2) In 1968, that control took the form of the Indian Civil Rights Act (ICRA).

Tribal courts' failure to protect Native American women: a ...

The decision led to the Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968, which, among other things, guarantees defendants in tribal court the same rights provided in the U.

Madeline Colliflower, Indian activist, dies at 81

In 1968 Congress adopted the Indian Civil Rights Act (ICRA).

Protecting habitat for off-reservation tribal hunting and fishing ...

Since the passage of the Indian Civil Rights Act of 1968 (ICRA),(119) congressional actions have promoted the rights of Indian tribes to maintain cultural distinctiveness and tribal self-government.

American Indian reserved water rights: the federal obligation to ...