NYU NALSA Indian Law Conference Panels

Precious Benally, Carmen O’Leary, Angel Charley, Jocelyn Kestenbaum
Amanda White Eagle
Steve McSloy

NYU NALSA Indian Law Conference Keynote Speaker Marguerite Smith (NYU Law ‘74)

Native Justice Coalition & Michigan State to Host Panel on Boarding Schools: “Our Stories Heal – Ginoojimomin Apii Dibaajimoyang” on April 6, 2023

Register here.

Seventh Circuit Oral Argument Audio in Mestek v. Lac Courte Oreilles Community Health Center

Here.

Briefs here.

Indian Law Issue of the Journal of Appellate Practice and Process

Here:

The Journal of Appellate Practice and Process – Winter 2023 Issue Now Available

The Winter 2023 issue of The Journal of Appellate Practice and Process(Volume 22, Issue 1) is now available. This special issue focuses on appellate issues in and around Indian country. It features the following articles:

UMich Donia Center Lecture by Elisa Loncon (Fletcher Commenting) @ March 29 [hybrid event]

Washington Federal Court Holds that Railroad is Liable for Trespass on Swinomish Lands

Here are the available trial materials from Swinomish Indian Tribal Community v BNSF Railway Company (W.D. Wash.):

207 Swinomish Trial Brief

208 BNSF Trial Brief

And here is the judge’s decision:

Prior post here.

Montana Federal Court Declines to Enjoin Montana’s Human Rights Board from Enforcing COVID/Vaccination Laws on Blackfeet

Here are the new materials in Glacier County Regional Port Authority v. Esau (D. Mont.):

16 Second Amended Complaint

20 Glacier County Motion for Preliminary Injunction

25 Montana Human Rights Bureau Response

29 Reply in Support of 20

34 Montana Human Rights Bureau Response to 20

50 Amended Blackfeet Nation Intervenor Complaint

62 Blackfeet Nation Response to 20

67 Montana Dept of Labor and Industry Response to 62

76 DCT Order

Prior post here and here.

Seneca-Cayuga Sues Oklahoma Officials over Reservation Boundaries Post-McGirt

Here is the complaint in Seneca-Cayuga Nation v. Drummond (N.D. Okla.):

Maybe time for some burn barrel protesting.

Update: Here is the complaint in Eastern Shawnee Tribe v. Drummond: