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Professor Pommersheim Has a Web Component for His Forthcoming Book

Professor Pommersheim has joined the digital age!

September 16, 2014

Professor Frank Pommersheim has a web component for his forthcoming book, Tribal Justice: 25 Years as a Tribal Appellate Justice.

Professor Pommersheim has been a core professor in the Indian Law Summer Program at LC since 2002. He currently serves on a number of tribal appellate courts throughout Indian country. He writes extensively in the field of Indian law.

He is the author of Braid of Feathers (American Indian Law and Contemporary Tribal Life) and numerous scholarly articles.

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