University of Oklahoma and Native American Rights Fund

National Indian Law Library (NILL): law and constitution digitization project provides access to constitutions, Tribal Codes, and other legal documents related to current and historic tribal affairs. "NILL maintains a unique and valuable collection of Indian law resources and assists people with their Indian law-related research needs... Find tribal codes, court opinions, and other legal materials by tribe. More than 300 tribes participating, more than 100 tribal codes available" Online research guides enable users to search Indian law by topic. "Includes hard-to-find materials like older case materials filed from the 1970s through the early 1990s... Tribal self-governance documents including tribal constitutions, codes, ordinances, charters, bylaws and intergovernmental agreements, legal pleadings from important Indian law cases (1970s - 1990s), Indian law treatises, case law reporters, handbooks, and manuals, Native American Rights Fund publications, Federal legislative history documents relating to Indian law including statutes, congressional hearings and reports, and a basic collection of general reference and historical/cultural books on Native Americans... The National Indian Law Library (NILL) online catalog contains all titles held in the NILL collection. Copies of most resources can be delivered to researchers in a timely way and often free of charge... The library catalog also provides links to many free resources that are available on the internet." The physical holdings at Law Library at the University of Oklahoma are open to the public, see website for details.