Here are the opinions and orders in Fredericks Peebles & Morgan LLP v. Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes:
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Federal Court Refuses to Enforce Ute Tribal Court Order over Water Rights
Here are the materials in Ute Indian Tribe v. McKee (D. Utah):
55 Tribe Motion for Summary Judgment
Prior post here.
Indian Country Today Interview with Judge Meredith Drent and Nikki Campbell: “Tribal courts in a pandemic mode”
Here.
Federal Court Allows Criminal Case Arising on Red Lake Reservation to Proceed
Here are the materials in United States v. Fisher (D. Minn.):
Federal Court Remands Insurance Dispute Involving Eastern Band Cherokee Gaming Entity to State Court
Here are the materials in Gemini Insurance Company v. Harrah’s NC Casino Company LLC (E.D. N.C.):
Federal Court Holds Insurance Company Not Subject to Tribal Jurisdiction
Here is the order in Zurich American Insurance Company v. McPaul (D. Ariz.):
Briefs here.
Federal Magistrate Recommends in Favor of Tribal Jurisdiction over Utility Co-op
Here are the new materials in Big Horn County Elec. Coop. v. Big Man (D. Mont.):
99 Big Horn Response to Big Man MSJ
100 Big Man Response to Big Horn MSJ
102 Tribal Response to Big Horn MSJ
Prior post with additional briefing here.
Update:
North Dakota SCT Affirms State Court Jurisdiction in Contract Breach Involving Tribal Member
Here are the materials in Fredericks v. McCormick Inc.:
And here are materials in a related case, Fredericks v. Vogel Law Firm:
Peacemaking Colloquium 2020
Peacemaking Colloquium 2020
Zoom Convening
August 5th -6th, 2020
(Mountain Daylight Time)
Agenda:
MILS Survey for Michigan Tribal Members
The letter:
Dear Tribal Community Member,
Michigan Indian Services (MILS) is asking for your feedback on an important survey.
MILS provides legal services statewide to income-eligible individuals and tribes, advocates for the rights of individuals that advance systems of justice, and works to preserve Indian families through state and tribal courts.
The purpose of this survey is to identify the highest priorities related to legal services for low-income Native Americans.
MILS will use the results to prioritize services for the next seven years, so your participation is extremely important to us.
MILS is offering an incentive drawing for a total of seven $100 gift cards for those who complete the survey over the next several months. Drawing dates are August 1, October 1, December 1, February 1, April 1, June 1, and September 30.
You can access the survey link here. It takes about 15 minutes to complete:
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