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13-1496 tsac Oklahoma et al Amicus Brief
We are compiling merits briefs and other materials here.
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7 Grand Ronde Ancestors Posthumously Disenrolled; Appeals Dismissed
Here are the newest materials in Alexander v. Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde:
At request of counsel for the plaintiffs (see statement below), we have removed these docs:
To Whom It May Concern:
At the behest of the Grand Ronde Tribal Government’s legal counsel, we have removed from our firm’s social media pages any links to certain legal briefs which were sealed under the Grand Ronde Tribal Court’s order issued in September of 2014. We ask that you likewise remove any legal briefs from your pages. We regret the inadvertent disclosure of these legal briefs.
66 Grand Ronde Treaty Descendants Judicially Disenrolled
Here are the materials in Alexander v. Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde:
At request of counsel for the plaintiffs (see statement below), we have removed these docs:
To Whom It May Concern:
At the behest of the Grand Ronde Tribal Government’s legal counsel, we have removed from our firm’s social media pages any links to certain legal briefs which were sealed under the Grand Ronde Tribal Court’s order issued in September of 2014. We ask that you likewise remove any legal briefs from your pages. We regret the inadvertent disclosure of these legal briefs.
Dollar General Opening Brief
Civil Rights Suit against Nisqually Jail Officials Dismissed for Failure to Exhaust Tribal Remedies
Here are the materials in Hardie v. Nisqually Corrections Superintendent (W.D. Wash.):
Ninth Circuit Dismisses Appeal of Fake Indians and Fake Indian Court
Here are the materials in Koniag Inc v. Kanam:
8 Order Setting Briefing Schedule
Update in WD and the Canyon v. Hual’Bay Ba:J Enterprises Inc.
Here are the new materials in WD and the Canyon v. Hual’Bay Ba:J Enterprises Inc. c(Hualalpai Tribal Court):
Federal Court Rejects Tribal Court Exhaustion in Death Benefit Action
Here are the materials in Texas Life Insurance Company v. Raper (W.D. Okla.):
Can’t be sure because I only skimmed it, but it looks apparent the court ignored the tribal court exhaustion doctrine and proceeded directly to the jurisdictional analysis.
Federal Court Orders Tribal Court Exhaustion in Sprint Communications Dispute with Oglala Sioux Tribe
Here are the materials in Sprint Communications Co. L.P. v. Wynne (D. S.D.):
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