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iiclr-17457	Cassidy, Julie	Sovereignty of Aboriginal Peoples	1998	56	.pdf	application/pdf	29786	1767	62	269 It would be thought from these statements and from the judiciary's insistence that Aboriginal rights are categorized as such because they constitute or have constituted an integral part of the distinctive culture of the particular Indians, 270 that Aboriginal sovereignty would be viewed as an inherent right in Canada which could be affected only through consensual agreement.27' This view has not, however, been accepted by all members of the judiciary. The relevance of establishing Aboriginal sovereignty is not confined to the practical exercise of sovereign powers within a given jurisdiction.	cache/iiclr-17457.pdf	txt/iiclr-17457.txt