Here are the materials in State of Texas v. Ysleta del Sur Pueblo (W.D. Tex.):
Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher
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Nooksack Interim Council Ratifies Past Acts
Here are new materials filed in Rabang v. Kelly (W.D. Wash.):
152 3-30-18 Declaration of Connie Sue Martin in Support of Motion for Indicative Ruling
Nipmuc Nation Loses Federal Recognition Suit
Here are the materials in Nipmuc Nation v. Zinke (D. Mass.):
Federal Court Refuses to Quash Depositions of Ute Tribal Council Members over Funding of Lawsuit against Duschene Couty Police
Here are the materials in Wopsock v. Dalton (D. Utah):
Federal Court Rejects Coyote Valley Band Challenge to Highway
Here are the materials in Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians of California v. United States Department of Transportation (N.D. Cal.):
118-1 US Motion for Summary Judgment
131 Tribe Motion re Federal Defendants
133 Tribe Motion re State Defendants
Prior post here.
Florida SCT Referee Recommends Disbarment/10 Year Suspension of Former Miccosukee Attorneys
Here are the materials in the case captioned The Florida Bar v. Roman:
2016-1330_response_50119_response [to notice of bankruptcy]
201803281753 – report of referee (roman)
And in The Florida Bar v. Herrera:
New Scholarship from Grant Christensen: “A View from American Courts: The Year in Indian Law 2017”
On SSRN, here.
Abstract:
This paper summarizes the topics and trends in Indian law confronted by courts in 2017. Designed as an update that will be useful to practitioners as well as scholars, the paper breaks the discussion down into more than forty topics and subtopics. For this paper I tracked and read all 646 judicial opinions issued by state and federal courts that squarely decided questions of federal Indian law. From those cases I have distilled this update. Ideally the first in an annual collection.
The paper includes an empirical discussion of Indian law looking at which circuits and districts are presented with the most Indian law questions. It also examines what topics receive the most coverage providing a summary of more than 200 ICWA opinions as well as capturing obscure topics like the 4 cases decided on the Navajo-Hopi Rehabilitation Act. It captures important moments in Indian law like Justice Thomas dissenting from denial of cert. in a land into trust case but also highlights the return of Leonard Peltier to federal court.
I hope the user finds this comprehensive update a useful survey of Indian law in 2017.
Federal Court Holds Burt Lake Band of Ottawa Indians Has Standing to Challenge 2015 Federal Acknowledgment Regs
Here is the order in Burt Lake Band of Ottawa and Chippewa Indians v. Zinke (D.D.C.):
Briefs here.
Here are some details on this as yet non-recognized tribe:
New Scholarship on the Burt Lake Burn-Out
Northern Express Article on the Burt Lake Burnout and Burt Lake Band
Mackinac Journal: “‘A Bitter Memory’ — The Burt Lake Burn-out of 1900”
Investigate/West & The Nation News Profile: “RECKONING WITH THE ‘NATIVE HARVEY WEINSTEINS’”
From Rebecca Clarren and Jason Begay, here.
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