Month: February 2026
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Understanding Eviction and Foreclosure in the Hannahville Indian Community
The Hannahville Indian Community’s legal process for housing disputes emphasizes protecting tribal sovereignty, ensuring due process, and outlining strict procedures… READ MORE
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Hannahville Tribal Workers’ Comp Code
When an employee crosses the boundary onto tribal land, they aren’t just entering a different community. They are entering a… READ MORE
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The Hunting Ordinance
The Hannahville Indian Community’s Hunting and Trapping Code represents a unique integration of tribal sovereignty and conservation, balancing ancestral hunting… READ MORE
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Beyond the NLRA: 5 Surprising Realities of Tribal Labor Law
Includes an Express Limited Waiver of Sovereign Immunity. The Tribe permits itself to be sued within its own Tribal Court… READ MORE
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Hannahville Indian Community Public Health Code: Title 9, Chapter 1
The briefing document summarizes Title 9, Chapter 1 of the Hannahville Indian Community’s Public Health Code, establishing legal frameworks for… READ MORE
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2019 Election Code
The Hannahville Election Ordinance exemplifies tribal sovereignty, detailing age eligibility, residency provisions, electoral processes, and stability rules to ensure democratic… READ MORE
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Tribal Workers’ Compensation
The Hannahville Indian Community’s Workers’ Compensation Code operates independently from state laws, creating a distinct system that balances worker protections… READ MORE
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Tribal Financing and Building Authorities
The Hannahville Indian Community Financing and Building Authority, established under Section 17 of the Indian Reorganization Act, supports tribal growth… READ MORE
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Understanding Tribal Business Structures: A Guide to Economic Sovereignty
Native American Tribes are diversifying their economies beyond gaming for sustainable growth. Understanding legal structures like Section 17 Corporations, unincorporated… READ MORE
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