Here are the materials:
tribal courts
Idaho Law School Indian Law Conference on Tribal Courts
Looks like a great program!
Agenda here.
Federal Court Dismisses Casino Slip and Fall, Citing Tribal Court Exhaustion Doctrine
Here are the materials in Girmai v. Rincon Band of Luiseno Indians (S.D. Cal.):
Update in Grand Canyon Skywalk Controversy
New materials in the developer’s effort to avoid the tribe’s move to using eminent domain to end the controversy:
GCSD Emergency Request for Service
Additional news coverage here.
ICT: Tribal Judges Revive National Tribal Justice Resource Center
Read more:http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2012/02/15/tribal-judges-revive-national-tribal-justice-resource-center-97699 http://indiancountrytodaymedianetwork.com/2012/02/15/tribal-judges-revive-national-tribal-justice-resource-center-97699#ixzz1mZ2Nks6y
Two New Tribal Court Opinions from Turtle Mountain and Mille Lacs
The first, Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe Indians v. Williams, involves a facial challenge to the tribal exclusion ordinance:
The second, Davis v. Poitra, consolidated with Malaterre v. Belcourt School Dist. No. 7, involves tribal court jurisdiction over claims brought against the school district:
Briefs in Merrill v. Altman (S.D. ICWA Case Previously Posted)
We posted the South Dakota Supreme Court’s opinion from December here.
Here are the briefs:
Updated Version of Tulalip Justice System Study
We previously posted the study here.
Here is the updated study:
Justice in Indian Country- A Case Study of the Tulalip Tribes
Reply Brief in Kroner v. Oneida
Here.

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