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Describe the unique and diverse cultural, political, institutional,
and legal characteristics of Native American reservations. (I)
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Review the history of federal, state, and local non-tribal and local
tribal law enforcement agencies on Native American reservations. (II)
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Describe the organization of federal, state, and local non- tribal and
local tribal law enforcement agencies on Native American reservations.
(III)
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Explain the operation of federal, state, and local non-tribal and
local tribal law enforcement agencies on Native American reservations.
(IV)
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Compare and contrast traditional Native American law enforcement
systems with the systems currently imposed on Native Americans by
federal law and treaties. (I, III, IV)
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Describe cultural differences between Native American tribes and
between the tribes and contemporary American society and explain how
these differences manifest themselves in Native American law
enforcement operations. (I, IV)
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Describe and differentiate the jurisdiction of federal, state, and
local non-tribal and local tribal law enforcement agencies on Native
American reservations. (V)
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Identify and describe criminal jurisdictional issues involving Native
Americans and non-Native Americans on and off Native American
reservations. (V)
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Explain the concept of Native American sovereignty from political and
legal perspectives. (V)
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Identify and quantify crime on Native American reservations and
analyze trends and causal factors. (VI)
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Describe the impact of gaming on Native American crime and law
enforcement. (VII)
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