Here are the materials in Everette v. Mitchum (D. Md.):
21 MobiLoans Motion to Dismiss
22-1 Riverbend Finance Motion to Dismiss
30-1 Mitchem Motion to Dismiss
41 Response to 3052 Mitchem Reply
Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher
Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin v. United States Materials
Here are the materials in Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin v. United States.
Supreme Court Merits Briefs
Cert Stage Briefs
D.C. Circuit Materials
District Court Materials
DCT Order Dismissing Menominee Claims
Menominee Motion for Summary J
Earlier D.C. Circuit Materials
Florida COA Materials in MMMG LLC v. Seminole Tribe of Florida
Ninth Circuit Briefs in Takeda Pharmaceuticals America v. Connelly
Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe General Counsel Posting
Here.
Nebraska v. Parker Background Materials
Here are the materials we’ve collected on Nebraska v. Parker.
Supreme Court Merits Briefs
Merits Stage Amicus Briefs
Village of Hobart Amicus Brief
Cert Stage Briefs
State of Nebraska v Parker cert petition
Eighth Circuit Materials
District Court Materials
The 2nd amended complaint is here: Complaint
The tribal motion to dismiss is here: Motion to Dismiss
The opposition is here: Opposition to Motion to Dismiss
The reply is here: Reply Brief
The court’s stay order and opinion is here: DCT Order Denying Motion to Dismiss
DCT Order Granting Nebraska Motion to Intervene
Opposition to Motion to Intervene
Nebraska Reply in Support of Motion to Intervene
136 Village of Pender Response
Tribal Court
Petitioner’s Opening Brief in Nebraska v. Parker
New University of North Dakota Nickname!
They’re the Flickertails Fighting Hawks.
Here is “After Decades of Hand-Wringing, U. of North Dakota Has a New Nickname.”
Federal Court Dismisses Access Fees Suit against Two Tribal Telecommunications Companies
Here are the relevant materials in MCI Communications Services Inc. v. Arizona Telephone Co. (N.D. Tex.):
37 Tribal Telecommunications Companies Motion to Dismiss
An excerpt:
In this action by two interexchange carriers (“IXCs”) seeking relief related to access fees that local exchange carriers (“LECs”) charge the IXCs to provide access services for wireless intraMTA calls, three defendants move to dismiss under Fed. R. Civ. P. 12(b)(1) based on tribal immunity. For the reasons explained, the court grants the motion and also grants plaintiffs leave to replead.
Ann Arbor Drops Columbus Day
Here is “City Council votes to stop recognizing Columbus Day” from the Michigan Daily.
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