Sarah Krakoff

About the Author

Sarah Krakoff is a distinguished legal scholar and professor specializing in federal Indian law, environmental justice, and indigenous rights. With a career spanning over two decades at leading law schools, she has dedicated her work to bridging the gap between legal theory and the lived experiences of Native American communities. Krakoff's research explores the intersections of sovereignty, land rights, and cultural preservation in the face of modern legal challenges. Her influential scholarship has shaped policy debates and courtroom arguments, advocating for equitable interpretations of treaties and statutes. As co-author of the seminal textbook American Indian Law: Cases and Commentary (American Casebook Series), she provides essential resources for students and practitioners navigating this complex field. Krakoff's commitment to justice continues to inspire a new generation of legal advocates.