MITSC Testimony on LD 308 An Act To Require the Attorney General To Consult with Tribes on MICSA

Publication Date:
April 14, 2014
Topics:
Application of Federal Laws/1735b
Consultation
Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act
MITSC Testimony
MITSC Testimony on LD 308 An Act To Require the Attorney General To Consult with Tribes on MICSAMITSC Testimony on LD 308 An Act To Require the Attorney General To Consult with Tribes on MICSA

Summary

The testimony of MITSC Chair Jamie Bissonette Lewey provided to the Judiciary Committee on April 4, 2014 in support of LD 308 An Act To Require the Attorney General To Consult with Federally Recognized Indian Tribes before Issuing an Opinion on Federal Legislation Affecting the Maine Indian Claims Settlement Act of 1980.

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