Here is the opinion.
Materials are here.
economic development
How does measuring poverty and welfare affect American Indian children?
From Brookings:
For one group of children in particular, American Indians and Alaska Natives, exceedingly high poverty rates have had profound impacts on community wellbeing and long-term cohesiveness. Given the best available data, from the U.S. Census data, child poverty rates among American Indians and Alaska Natives have consistently exceeded 40% for almost the past 30 years.
Here.
U.S. Tax Court Holds Section 17 Corporation Not Legally Distinct from Corporate Subsidiaries
Here is the opinion in Blue Lake Rancheria Economic Development Corp. v. Commissioner:
Split Sixth Circuit Panel Confirms Tribal Immunity in Bankruptcy Act Proceedings
Here is the opinion in In re Greektown Holdings LLC.
Briefs:
Lower court materials and prior posts here.
California Appellate Court Holds State Taxes Imposed on Tribal Member Not Preempted
Here are the materials in People ex rel. Becerra v. Huber (Cal. Ct. App.):
appellant-supplemental-brief.pdf
High Country News Profile of Cougar Den Case
Here.
Federal Court Rejects Motions to Dismiss New York Suit against Native Wholesale Supply & Grand River Enterprises Six Nations
Here are the materials in State of New York v. Grand River Enterprises Six Nations LTD (W.D. N.Y.):
79-3 Native Wholesale Supply MTD
81-1 Grand River Enterprises Six Nations MTD
84 NY Response to 81-1 [Stay Motion]
88 NWS Reply in Support of stay
89 GRE Reply in Support of Stay Motion
92 DCT Order Granting Stay Motion
95-2 NWS Reply in Support of MTD
96 GRE Reply in Support of MTD
97 Magistrate Report100 NY Objections
Swinomish Indian Tribal Community v. Army Corps of Engineers Materials (so far)
King Mountain Tobacco v. US Cert Petition
Here:
Questions presented:
1. Whether the Ninth Circuit erred in holding that the Yakama Treaty must include express exemptive language” to create an exemption from a federal tax or fee.
2. Whether the Ninth Circuit erred in holding that the federal tobacco excise tax, 26 U.S.C. § 5701-5703, and the Fair and Equitable Tobacco Reform Act (“FETRA”), 7 U.S.C. § 518-519, apply to the Yakama Indians even though (1) the Yakama Treaty creates a right to travel in order to protect the Yakama Indians’ ability to trade and (2) these taxes and fees are triggered by the transport of goods – rather than by sale or manufacture.
Lower court materials here. Case tag here.
Update:
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