Participates in the preparation of cases for trial and the investigation of claims or complaints by or against the Tribe represents the Tribe at trial, as needed gives legal advice to Tribal officials.

Develops and presents curriculum for training Tribal members and descendants on various aspects of Native American law.

Represents the Tribe before governmental bodies and agencies to promote the interests of the Tribe.

Recommends and oversees services provided by outside specialists engaged by the Tribe for special legal problems.

Reviews the form of all contracts made by and given to the Tribe.

Attends meetings of the Tribal Council, advisory boards and commissions and serves as legal counsel at such meetings, as needed attends and participates in meetings and conferences with other Tribal department administrators, Tribal citizens, public agencies, and professional groups to discuss legal problems.

Drafts ordinances, resolutions, contracts, deeds, leases, and other legal documents.

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