Genesis M. Agosto has published “Involuntary Sterilization of Native American Women in the United States: A Legal Approach” in the Nebraska Law Review.
New Student Scholarship on the Involuntary Sterilization of Native Women
Ninth Circuit Oral Argument Video in Spokane Tribe v. Sulgrove/Dawn Mining
Wyoming Federal District Court Orders Exhaustion
The District Court of Wyoming dismissed a claim against the Eastern Shoshone Tribe and First Nation Healthcare, requiring exhaustion of tribal court remedies. Here is the Order:
And here are the tribal briefs:
Washington Federal Court Orders Tribal Court Exhaustion in Sauk-Suiattle Dam Suit
Here are the materials in City of Seattle v. Sauk-Suiattle Tribal Court (W.D. Wash.):
Prior post here.
UCLA Castro-Huerta Event Tomorrow
| Castro-Huerta v. Oklahoma and the Attack on Tribal Sovereignty: Where Do We Go From Here? Wednesday, July 6, 202210:00 am (PT)via ZoomRegister: HERE The Supreme Court upended two hundred years of settled law regarding criminal jurisdiction in Indian country last week in Castro-Huerta v. Oklahoma. In an opinion stemming from the McGirt case, the astonishing decision asserted that there is a presumption of state criminal jurisdiction that must be preempted in Indian country, undermining tribal sovereignty and threatening safety and security for Indian people. Join us for this webinar as we hear from the nation’s leading legal practitioners and scholars about how this case came to be and what we might expect in the wake of its holding. |
Oklahoma Spent $10M to Win a Supreme Court Case
L.A. Times Op/Ed on Castro-Huerta by Greg Ablavsky and Liz Reese
Here.
Tenth Circuit Briefs in Becker v. Ute Indian Tribe [sanctions order against tribe]
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