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2015-03-06 – SCBA Indian Law Conference.Final
Judge Canby is the keynote speaker.
The Boyd School of Law at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas will debut a new LLM program in Gaming Law and Regulation (the only such program in the U.S.) next fall. The degree is not specific to tribal gaming, but it includes courses in Federal Indian Law and U.S. Federal Gaming Law, plus other coursework relevant to anyone doing gaming law and regulation in any context. A one-page description is attached. More information can be found here:
Here are the materials in United States v. Parry (E.D. Mo.):
Here are the materials in Resources for Indian Student Education Inc. v. Cedarville Rancheria of Northern Pauite Indians (E.D. Cal.):
14-1 Cedarville Motion to Dismiss
15-2 Cedarville Motion for Sanctions
18 Cedarville Tribal Court Motion to Dismiss
24 RISE Opposition to Rancheria Motion to Dismiss
25 RISE Opposition to Motion for Sanctions
26 RISE Opposition to Tribal Court Motion to Dismiss
Huge news, especially given that these schools have significant histories of Indian law programming.
News release here.
HT faculty lounge.
The Skokomish Indian Tribe is soliciting applications for a Tribal Prosecutor. This is a two year contract position, subject to renewal, with a contract rate of four thousand dollars ($4,000) per month. The contract requires the Tribal Prosecutor to be on site two days per week. The applicant also must be a member in good standing of a state or territorial bar association. Please send applications in Microsoft Word and/or Adobe Pdf format to: yoberly@skokomish.org.
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