Here are the updated materials in Black v. United States (W.D. Wash.):
46 Kitsap County Motion to Dismiss
53 Joint Tribal Motion to Dismiss
62 DCT Order Dismissing Kitsap County Sheriff’s Office
Only the tribal defendants remain in the case. Prior post on this matter here.
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Oral argument audio here.
Lower court (C.D. Cal.) materials here:
7-1 Chemehuevi Motion for Summary J
Here are the materials in Redding Rancheria v. Salazar [Jewell]:
Redding Rancheria Opening Brief
Robinson Rancheria Amicus Brief
Oral argument audio here.
The following documents are (1) the recent draft of the Concluding Observations on the fourth report of the United States of America from the UN Human Rights Committee (note in particular paragraph 25 on the rights of Indigenous Peoples, sacred sites, and FPIC) and (2) the “List of Issues” filed by Suffolk Law School’s Indigenous Peoples Clinic to the UN Human Rights Committee back in 2012 when the U.S. report was first released.
Concluding Observations on the fourth report of the United States of America Human Rights Committee
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Here are the materials in Ramos v. Bureau of Indian Affairs (D. Mass.):
An excerpt:
The Plaintiffs, enrolled members of the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe (“Tribe”), have sued the Defendants, the Bureau of Indian Affairs (“BIA”); Michael Black, Director of the BIA; Mike Smith, Deputy Director; Franklin Keel, Regional Director; and Kevin Washburn, Assistant Secretary (collectively, the “Defendants”) seeking an injunction requiring the Defendants to conduct an investigation into the Tribe’s 2009 election and to take action to ensure that the Tribe’s elections are properly conducted. D. 9 at 10. The Defendants have moved to dismiss the complaint for lack of subject matter jurisdiction, failure to state a claim and failure to join a necessary party. D. 10. Because the Court concludes that it does not have subject matter jurisdiction over this matter, the Court ALLOWS the motion to dismiss.
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