Briefing of the Maine Legislature Senate Chambers 1/17/08

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MITSC Reports
Publication Date:
January 17, 2008
Topics:
Jurisdiction & Tribal Sovereignty
Maine Implementing Act
Briefing of the Maine Legislature Senate Chambers 1/17/08Briefing of the Maine Legislature Senate Chambers 1/17/08

Summary

Paul Bisulca, MITSC Chairman, Paul Thibeault, Pine Tree Legal Assistance Attorney, and MITSC Executive Director John Dieffenbacher-Krall address the Maine Legislature in the Senate Chambers about the state of Wabanaki-Maine relations.

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