Littlefield v. DOI Cert Petition

Here:

Questions presented:

Whether the decision of the court of appeals conflicts with Carcieri?

Lower court materials here.

Integrating Doctrine & Diversity Speaker Series — This Thursday

Register here.

Beyond the First Year: Integrating Doctrine & Diversity, Volume 2 Release Celebration

Join us for an enriching webinar as we celebrate the release of “Beyond the First Year,” the latest volume in the Integrating Doctrine & Diversity series. Engage in a dynamic discussion with the series editors and gain valuable insights into weaving diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging into a variety of upper level courses. Listen to a selection of authors discuss their essays and offer practical strategies for enhancing your teaching throughout the upper-level curriculum. Don’t miss this opportunity to advance your approach and contribute to the evolving landscape of inclusive legal pedagogy.

This event is co-sponsored by Roger Williams University School of Law, City University of New York School of Law, George Washington University Law School, Berkeley Law, and JURIST.

2:00 PM – 3:30 PM EST

Ninth Circuit Materials in United States v. Washington Subproceeding 17-03 — Stillaguamish U&A

Oral argument here:

Briefs here:

Lower court materials here.

Boldt Decision at 50

Seattle Times did an incredible profile of the case and its legacy back in January.

Tacoma News Tribune Feb. 12, 1974
Vancouver Columbia, Feb. 12, 1974
Salem, Ore. Capital Journal, Feb. 16, 1974
Bellingham Herald, Dec. 3, 1970 — Jeff Dowd is the inspiration for The Dude in The Big Lebowski

UCLA Indian Law Conference — Part 3

UCLA Indian Law Conference Pics — Part 2

Keynote Speaker Bob Anderson
Wenona Singel, Heather Whiteman Runs Him, and Kristen Carpenter
Alexandra Speed and Singel

UCLA Indian Law Symposium Pics — Part 1

Symposium convener, mastermind, and queen — Angela Riley
Kevin Washburn and Michalyn Steele
K-Sue Park and Lauren van Schilfgaarde
Mica Llerandi and Heather Tanana
Dylan Hedden-Nicely and Alex Pearl

Fawn Sharp to Speak at UMich Ross Business School This Afternoon

Fawn Sharp to speak on “Recentering Equity in the Climate Transition” at ClimatCAP!

Date: Friday, February 9, 2024 at 5:30pm – 6:30pm EST

Zoom link: https://umich.zoom.us/j/91256547607?pwd=YnQxb0lPZDZSK0xhVHJma21XZE1UQT09#success

Location: University of Michigan – Ross School of Business

ClimateCAP: The Global MBA Summit on Climate, Capital, & Business brings together MBA students, business leaders, and experts from around the world to assess the implications of climate change for business and investment. At the Summit, students gain a deeper understanding of how climate change is shaping industries and markets, where the biggest financial and operational risks lie, and what promising innovation and entrepreneurship opportunities are emerging.

Conference website: https://www.climatecap.org/mba-summit

Fawn Sharp:
Vice President, Quinault Indian Nation
In 2021, Sharp became the first tribal leader to receive diplomatic recognition from the U.S. when she represented all 574 tribes at the United Nations COP26 Summit in Glasgow and is now the Indigenous Co-Chair for the World Economic Forum, collectively raising the global Indigenous voice at Davos. Sharp served as the 23rd President of the National Congress of American Indians (2019-2023) and was the third woman ever to hold the position of NCAI President. Sharp is the current Vice President of the Quinault Indian Nation in Taholah, Washington, after being a five term past-President.

UCLA Indian Law Symposium TODAY . . . B there or B L7 . . . Or U can watch on TV

Here.

Klamath Tribes Prevail in Klamath River Suit

Here are the materials in Klamath Tribes v. Bureau of Reclamation (D. Or.):