Federal Court Rules against Native Hawaiians Prisoners in Religious Freedom Case

Matthew L.M. Fletcher

Here are some relevant materials in Davis v. Abercrombie (D. Haw.):

439-1 Huy Amicus Curiae Brief

462 Order Granting Huy’s Motion For Leave to File Amicus Curiae Brief

497 Order on Summary Judgment

2 thoughts on “Federal Court Rules against Native Hawaiians Prisoners in Religious Freedom Case”

  1. Jerry Stubben April 2, 2014 / 9:34 am

    80% of Native cases are ruled against Natives by our present Federal Court system….time for tribes to realize that a termination policy is in place in terms of all treaty and Federal Trustee rights. The U.S. government has never sought to protect Native rights. There is no respect of Tribes by this government of Conquers and Genocide. The U.N. has passed the Indigenous Rights Act and tribes must bring those rules forth and end over 300 years of lies, genocide and thief. Aho

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