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.
Here is the opinion in Blue Lake Rancheria Economic Development Corp. v. Commissioner:
Here is the opinion in In re Greektown Holdings LLC.
Briefs:
Lower court materials and prior posts here.
Here are the materials in People ex rel. Becerra v. Huber (Cal. Ct. App.):
appellant-supplemental-brief.pdf
Here.
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
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:
Here are the materials in Alaska Logistics LLC v. Newtok Village Council (D. Alaska):
25 answer to counterclaims and counterclaims to counterclaims
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