Here:
The tribe’s press release:
OST PRESS RELEASE ON CONVERSE COUNTY OIL GAS PROJECT (3-27-18) (1)
UPDATE (4/11/2018):
FINAL AGENDA FOR GOVERNMENT-TO-GOVERNMENT CONSULTATIOS (4-9-18).2
Here:
The tribe’s press release:
OST PRESS RELEASE ON CONVERSE COUNTY OIL GAS PROJECT (3-27-18) (1)
UPDATE (4/11/2018):
FINAL AGENDA FOR GOVERNMENT-TO-GOVERNMENT CONSULTATIOS (4-9-18).2
Oral argument transcript: oral argument transcript
Merits stage briefs:
Amici in Support of Petitioners:
Idaho and 10 Other States Brief
Pacific Legal Foundation Brief
Modoc Point Irrigation District Brief
Citizens Equal Rights Foundation Brief
American Forest & Paper Association and National Mining Association Brief
Washington State Association of Counties and Association of Washington Cities
Amici Supporting Respondents:
Fishermans Associations amicus brief
Warm Springs et al amicus brief
State and Local Officials amicus brief
Other docs:
Ninth Circuit panel decision here. Briefs:
Pacific Coast Federation of Fishermen’s Associations
En banc stage briefs:
Washington Rehearing/En Banc Petition
Idaho and Montana Amicus Brief
Klamath Critical Habitat Landowners Amicus Brief
District court materials are here:
Tribal Motion for Summary Judgment
State Motion for Summary Judgment
An important statement. Here:
Here are the materials in the consolidated cases known as Standing Rock Sioux Tribe v. United States Army Corps of Engineers (D.D.C.):
The U.S. District Court has terminated its continuing jurisdiction sua sponte. Here.
Here.
New York Times Op-Ed:
After dams were built on the river starting in 1912, the salmon were blocked. Today the only “c’iyaals hoches” (salmon runs) are enacted by the Klamath Tribes, whose members carry carved cedar salmon on a 300-mile symbolic journey from the ocean to the traditional spawning grounds to bring home the spirit of the fish.
HERE.
Here is the opinion in Perkins v. Commissioner:
Here is the order in State v. Bear:
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