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You can reach our advanced search page by clicking on "Advanced Search" near the Indian Law Updates search box located on our Articles & Writings page, our Indian Law Updates Archives page, and other pages throughout our websites.

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You can use any one of the search options in the Advanced Search, multiple ones, or all of them. For example, you can only select names of one or more attorneys without using any search terms to simply retrieve every Indian law update posted by those attorneys or select a time frame without any search terms to retrieve every Indain law update posted within the time you select.

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Use of Boolean Operators

Boolean Operators ('+', '-', 'OR', etc.) are not supported on our Advanced Search page since the Advanced Search itself reflects a boolean search. If you want to use boolean operators, you should use our standard search for Indian law updates.

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Word variations/Stemming

As with the standard search for our Indian Law Updates, words are automatically stemmed. Thus, when appropriate, your search will look for not only the exact words you type, but also for words similar to the ones you type. For example, if you search for Indian, articles containing the word "Indians" will also be returned. Similarly, a search for legislation would include "legislate," "legislating," "legislated," "legislature," and so forth. However, words included as an exact phrase in the Advanced Search are not stemmed.

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Ignoring Common Words

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INDIAN LAW UPDATES

Morongo Confirms it Will Host Democratic Debate

The Morongo Band of Mission Indians has confirmed that it has been selected to host the first ever Indian country Democratic presidential candidate debate. The debate will be held at the Tribe's Morongo... more »

NIGC Officially Withdraws Class II Proposal

On February 15, the National Indian Gaming Commission ("NIGC") published notice that has officially withdrawn its controversial amendments to the agency's Class II regulations. The notice simply... more »

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians v. Superior Court, Cal. S.Ct. (Dec. 21, 2006)

In a 4-3 split decision, the California Supreme Court upheld the California Court of Appeals decision that Indian tribes do not have sovereign immunity against suits seeking to enforce state campaign contribution... more »

Bill Would Allow Funding for Tribal Veterans Cemeteries

Representative Tom Udall (D-NM) proposed a bill in the House of Representatives that would permit states for provide grants financed by the Department of Veterans Affairs for the development of veterans... more »