Here are the materials in United States v. Neff:
Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher
Detailed Complaint to OIG re: David Bernhardt
More News Articles on Natives and Basketball
Must be basketball season….
From High Country News: Native American athletes and fans face ongoing racism
From the NYTs: Mike Budenholzer Has Come a Long Way From Bucket of Blood Street
MSU Bull Moose & NALSA Presentation
Doug Craven (LTBB) and Trevor VanDyke (Mich. DNR) — The Intersections Between Conservation Law & Indigenous Law

SCOTUS Denies Cert in St. Regis Mohawk v. Mylan
Fletcher Testimony on the RESPECT Act before the House Indigenous Peoples Subcommittee
Worth a look, most especially for Dylan Minor’s excellent artistic rendering of the treaty cessions by Michigan Indian nations (skip ahead to page 15); available on SSRN here.
It was cherry blossom time, too!


And on the way over, we happened by the Japanese Internment Memorial, noting that the federal government placed many of the concentration camps on Indian reservations: Continue reading
Federal Circuit Decides Cloud v. US [Pro Se Indian Tucker Act Claim]
Here is the unpublished opinion in Cloud v. United States.
Briefs:
Allergan & St. Regis Mohawk Cert Petition on “Blocking Patent” Doctrine
Here is the petition in Allergan Inc. v. Teva Pharmaceuticals USA Inc.:
Questions presented:
Whether the Federal Circuit erred in this case, as it did in Acorda Therapeutics, Inc. v. Roxanne Laboratories, Inc., 903 F.3d 1310 (Fed. Cir. 2018), in holding that objective indicia of non-obviousness may be partially or entirely discounted where the development of the invention was allegedly “blocked” by the existence of a prior patent, and, if so, further erred by making an implicit finding that an invention was “blocked,” without requiring evidence of or making a finding of actual blocking, and in the face of evidence to the contrary.
Agency Cert Opposition Brief in Casino Pauma v. NLRB
Fed Bar 2019 Day 2 Panels




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