Here are the materials in the Corporation of the President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, et al v. RJ et al, 16-cv-00453 (D. Utah):
Doc. 2 Complaint for Declaratory Judgment
Doc. 3 Motion for Temporary Restraining Order/Preliminary Injunction
Exhibit A – Tribal Court Amended Complaint
Update:
19 Motion for Preliminary Injunction
31 Navajo Nation Motion to Intervene
32 Navajo Nation Motion to Dismiss
Here is the May 27th order:
May 25th order previously posted here.
I should be specific — here is what the order says:
We decline to rule on the show cause motion at this time. However, we cannot ignore the allegation there has been noncompliance with our April 25th Order. Therefore, we hereby order the Petitioners and the Court Clerk to each respond in writing on or before June 3, 2016, on whether Petitioners complaints and related motions have been accepted for filing. The parties shall submit their written responses by mail to the Northwest Indian Court System ….
Here is the order:
Briefs in that petition are here.
The April 25 order is here.
The lower court returned a Galanda filing on May 23 (note “rejected” stamp in upper court):
Galanda v Bernard Rejected Motion for Injunction
And again on May 25:
The Nebraska State Bar Indian Law Section will be hosting an Indian Law CLE that will focus on Indian Law 101 information for jurisdiction, ICWA, and tribal court practice.
The CLE will be webcast, so other attorneys from other states can register and gain CLE credit.
Here is the complaint in Northern Arapaho Tribe v. United States Department of the Interior (D. Mont.):
An excerpt:
This is an action for declaratory and injunctive relief and money damages brought against the United States Department of the Interior (“Department”); its Secretary; and Regional Director for the Bureau of Indian Affairs (“BIA”) for violations of the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act (“ISDEAA”) and regulations promulgated thereunder. The Northern Arapaho Tribe (“NAT” or “Tribe”) submitted to the BIA a contract proposal for judicial services and requested technical assistance, consultation and a waiver of any regulations that the BIA thought could prevent or impede approval. The BIA failed or refused to provide technical assistance, consultation, or the requested waiver and declined the proposal. These failures and the declination violate the ISDEAA and applicable regulations. The Tribe is entitled to declaratory and injunctive relief and damages, plus interest, pursuant to the ISDEAA.
Here are new pleadings filed in Galanda v. Bernard (Nooksack Ct. App.):
Galanda v. Bernard Pro Se Petitioners’ Appellate Motion for Show Cause Re Contempt
Nooksack Tribal Court Letter to Galanda Broadman Lawyers Refusing Pro Se Appearance
Here is a new filing in Belmont v. Kelly (Nooksack Ct. App.):
Here are the materials in Cheyenne & Araphoe Tribes v. Harjo (W.D. Okla.):
35 Tribes Motion for Partial Summary J
36-4 C&A SCT Order re IBIA Decision
Here are the materials in Acres v. Blue Lake Rancheria Tribal Court, 16-cv-02622 (N.D. Cali.):
Doc. 9 Notice of Motion and Motion to Dismiss
Doc. 11 Plaintiff’s Memo and Points of Authorities Opposing Defendants’ MTD
Complaint previously posted here.
The Office for Victims of Crime and the Tribal Law and Policy Institute are extending this invitation to participate as a presenter at the 15th National Indian Nations Conference. Workshop presentations should demonstrate methods and strategies to improve safety, as well as promote justice and healing for crime victims through cooperation, and collaboration between Tribal, Federal, State, local and private entities in American Indian and Alaska Native communities. Target Audience: The target audience is all persons interested in assisting victims of crime in Indian country including:
Indian Country Service Providers (Tribal, State, and Federal):
Tribal Community Members:
We welcome presentation ideas for all levels of experience/knowledge. Presenters must demonstrate expertise in working with Native American communities. Selection Criteria for Workshops will include:
Workshops must conform to the Conference Theme “Harnessing Our Collective Wisdom: Strengthening the Circle of Safety, Justice and Healing” and one or more of the Conference Goals (below):
Formal Justice Department Conference Approval Pending.
Questions: Tribal Law and Policy Institute, P: 3236505467 ~ F: 3236508149
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