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- Faithkeeper, TheCall Number: E 98 .P5 L96 1991Faithkeeper Oren Lyons, a chief of the Turtle Clan of the Onondaga Nation, discusses ancient Native American prophecies of the ecological disasters now faced by society. Lyons speaks of respect for nature, of the spiritual basis of law, the importance of participating in community, and of our responsibility to future generations.
- Federal Constitutional Law Issues in State CourtCall Number: JK 271 .A27 1984Abrahamson discusses the history of the Oklahoma constitution and the interplay of the Federal and state constitutions.
- Federal Indian Law ; Indian Tribal GovernmentCall Number: KF 8205 .Z9 F42 1980First film traces the development of Federal Indian law using real life examples. Shows how members can get the law to work for their tribe. Second film shows how effective tribal governments operate and what tribal members should expect from their government. Both films were shot at the Gila River Reservation in Arizona. VHS.
- Few Good Men, ACall Number: PN 1997 .F49 2001 DVDISBN: 0767853563Cruise stars as a brash Navy lawyer who's teamed with a gung-ho litigator in a politically-explosive murder case. Charged with defending two Marines accused of killing a fellow soldier, they are confronted with complex issues of loyalty and honor - including its most sacred code and its most formidable warrior.
- Fireside Chat with U.S. Supreme Court Justice (ret.) Sandra Day O'ConnorCall Number: KF 8745 .O25 O266 2006 DVD
- First Amendment Religion In American LifeCall Number: KF 4783 .F57 DVDIn a symposium sponsored by the Close Up Foundation, panelists talk about the First Amendment and the role of religion in American life. Among the issues addressed are the challenges to the words "under God" in the Pledge of Allegiance, the Supreme Court case Elk Grove United School District v. Newdow, and the history of religion in American government and public life.
- Fortune Cookie, TheCall Number: PN 1997 .F67 2001 DVDISBN: 9780792849162A TV cameraman, trampled by a half-back while shooting a football game, and his shyster brother-in-law team up to defraud an insurance company in a million dollar law suit.
- Free to be Kids: Democracy in ActionCall Number: HD 6250 .U3 F663 1991"In this video, a teenage actor narrates the story of the long struggle to pass laws to protect young workers like herself. Reformers used the democratic process --taking direct action, informing the public, and lobbying for legislative action --to correct the abuses of child labor. Lewis Hine spent years photographing children working in mines, in factories, and on farms. These haunting images of children at work helped to arouse public support that resulted in the passage of legislation"--Container.
- From Nuremberg to RomeCall Number: KZ 6314 .F76 2004 DVD"A panel featuring former Nuremberg prosecutors and the leading experts on the International Criminal Court ... April 2, 2004 ... 2004 spring conference, International Law Students Association"--Flyer.