Here is the opinion in Miranda v. Jewell.
Briefs:
Link: Memorandum
The audit identified a total of $1,440,748 in questioned costs, as well as the need for increased oversight by USBR. OIG offers six recommendations to help USBR resolve the questioned costs and improve its operations with LBST. USBR agreed with all six recommendations and will begin negotiations with LBST to recoup the unallowable costs.
Here is “Trump Adviser Says He’s Not Privatizing Tribal Land” from Law360.com. Rep. Mullin’s full statement is here. An excerpt:
By removing public-land restrictions on Indian trust land, such as the National Environment Policy Act (NEPA), we are not “privatizing” Indian land. We must also remove the barriers from the decision-making process and stop forcing tribes to ask permission from federal entities like the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA) and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM).
Prior coverage here. Rep. Mullin’s quote there:
“We should take tribal land away from public treatment,” said Markwayne Mullin, a Republican U.S. Representative from Oklahoma and a Cherokee tribe member who is co-chairing Trump’s Native American Affairs Coalition. “As long as we can do it without unintended consequences, I think we will have broad support around Indian country.”
This “privatization” talk is unlikely to end here. Anti-Indian advocates won’t have to look very hard to find Indians and others who would sympathetic to something akin to “privatization.”
Here is the letter:
Letter IHS Regional Director Dean Seyler to Nooksack Chairman Robert Kelly Jr
Here are the materials in Navajo Health Foundation – Sage Memorial Hospital, Inc. v. Burwell (D. N.M.):
199-sage-motion-for-summary-j-allocation-issue
200-sage-motion-for-summary-j-duplication-issue
222-response-on-duplication-issue
Prior post here.
Here is the letter from ASIA Larry Roberts to Robert Kelly:
An excerpt:
We will not recognize any actions until duly elected officials are seated in accordance with the Tribe’s Constitution and Bylaws. This includes recent actions by you and two Council members to enjoin the authority of the Northwest Intertribal Court System (NICS). Since the NICS was authorized by a quorum of the Council to adjudicate matters prior to March 24, 2016, we will continue to recognize judicial decisions issued by the NICS.
Here are the new materials in Northern Arapaho Tribe v. Lacounte (D. Mont.):
An excerpt:
Plaintiff’s Motion for Preliminary Injunction is GRANTED on the following terms: in accordance with the Gourneau Letter (Doc. 97-1), Defendants shall refrain from approving 638 contracts for multi-tribal, shared services without the approval, via tribal government resolution, of both the Northern Arapaho Tribe and the Eastern Shoshone Tribe.
Prior pleadings here.
Here is the witness list with links to testimony (and a link to the hearing itself):
The Honorable James M. “Mike” Olguin
Tribal Council Member
Southern Ute Indian Tribe
Ignacio, CO
(Disclosure Form)
The Honorable Jack Ferguson
Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation
Representative, Intertribal Timber Council
Nespelem, WA
(Disclosure Form)
Mr. Richard Glenn
Executive Vice President, Lands & Natural Resources
Arctic Slope Regional Corporation
Barrow, AK
(Disclosure Form)
Mr. Louis Denetsosie
President & CEO
Navajo Nation Oil and Gas Co.
Window Rock, AZ
(Disclosure Form)
Mr. Eric Henson
Senior Vice President, Compass Lexecon
Research Affiliate, Harvard Project on American Indian Economic Development
Tuscon, AZ
(Disclosure Form)
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