Sarah Deer
Sarah Deer is a Native American lawyer, docent and feminist activist. She is a professor of law at William Mitchell College, and 2014 McArthur fellow. Her activism centers on survivors of sexual assault and domestic violence among Native Americans.
Born 1972-09-11
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- Criminal law (1)
- Women, social conditions (1)
- Women, crimes against (1)
- Indian women, north america (1)
- Indians, treatment of (1)
- Law, united states (1)
- Tribal government (1)
Books by Sarah Deer
Total count: 7
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Tribal Criminal Law and ProcedureAltaMira Press2004-01-01
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Sharing Our Stories of SurvivalNative Women Surviving ViolenceAltaMira Press2007-01-01
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Introduction to Tribal Legal StudiesAltaMira Press2010-01-01
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Beginning and End of RapeConfronting Sexual Violence in Native AmericaUniversity of Minnesota Press2015-01-01
The Beginning and End of Rape: Confronting Sexual Violence in Native AmericaUniv Of Minnesota Press2015-11-01-
Laws of the Creek NationUniversity of Georgia Press2021-01-01
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Feminist JudgmentsRewritten Criminal Law OpinionsCambridge University Press2022-01-01