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Spring 2004, Vol. 34, No. 2

The New Mexico Law Review Presents a Symposium on
Enforcing the Judgments of Tribal Courts

Front Matter

INTRODUCTION          ix

Tremors: Justice Scalia and Professor Clinton Re-Shape the Debate over the Cross-Boundary Enforcement of Tribal and State Judgments    239
Robert Laurence

A Different Kind of Symmetry  263
Kevin K. Washburn

Compacts, Confederacies, and Comity: Intertribal Enforcement of Tribal Court Orders   297
Steven J. Gunn

Enforcement of Tribal Court Tax Judgments Outside of Indian Country: The Ways and Means   339
Scott A. Taylor

Full Faith and Credit, Comity, or Federal Mandate?
A Path That Leads to Recognition and Enforcement of Tribal Court Orders, Tribal Protection Orders, and Tribal Child Custody Orders   381
Kelly Stoner & Richard A. Orona



STUDENT NOTE

Did Cooper v. Leatherman Require State Appellate Courts to Apply a De Novo Standard of Review for Determining the Constitutional Excessiveness of Punitive Damages Claims? Aken v. Plains Electric Generation & Transmission Cooperative, Inc.   405
Cynthia L. Blackwell