Emmett and Owen enjoying the sunset and rocks.
Michigan Indian
NLRB Sixth Circuit Brief in LRB v. NRLB
Tribal Prosecutor Position at Little River
Here. (pdf)
Position: Prosecutor, Department of Prosecutor’s Office (Full Time – Appointment)
Summary: This position serves as the chief law enforcement officer responsible for the prosecution of violations of the Tribe’s Constitution, criminal laws, conservation laws, ordinances, regulations, and resolutions in Tribal Court. The incumbent acts independently, exercising his/her own prosecutorial discretion.
Employment Qualifications: A qualified candidate offers the following: • J. D. Degree from an ABA accredited law school; and • a minimum of five (5) years of experience in criminal law (prosecution or defense); and • previous litigation experience in a tribal court system; and • a license to practice law (shall obtain Michigan Bar within 6 months of employment, if
applicable).
Petoskey Pond
Pokagon Tribal Court
Potawatomi Gathering
Matheson v. Washington Dept. of Revenue Cert Petition
Here:
Matheson v Washington Cert Petition
Questions presented:
1. Did the state courts below err in entering a state excise tax and penalty judgment against a tribal Indian who is exempt from state taxes and who also had a state tobacco license to transport cigarettes free of state tax stamps?
2. Is a tribal Indian, whose only activity was to transport cargo in round trips to Indian reservations, exempt from state taxes under the Indian and interstate commerce clauses of the U.S. Constitution?
For the life of me, I can’t find the Washington Court of Appeals materials in this matter. Weird….
Federal Indictment of Sault Tribe Casino Cheaters
Here is the indictment in United States v. Koster (W.D. Mich.):
News coverage here.
Briefs in Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Member’s Treaty Rights Claim
Here are the briefs in Turunen v. Creagh (W.D. Mich.):
Michigan Motion to Dismiss Amended Complaint
Amended complaint here.




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