MITSC Testimony LD 427 An Act To Extend Same Priveleges to Wesget Sipu as Other Maine Tribes

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MITSC Reports
Publication Date:
April 26, 2011
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Non-MIA State Statutes, Rules, & Policies
State Recognition of Tribes
MITSC Testimony
MITSC Testimony LD 427 An Act To Extend Same Priveleges to Wesget Sipu as Other Maine TribesMITSC Testimony LD 427 An Act To Extend Same Priveleges to Wesget Sipu as Other Maine Tribes

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The MITSC testimony given 4/26/2011 to the Joint Standing Committee on the Judiciary.

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