The Guardian. They don’t hide behind paywalls . . . much.
Riding bus to A2 but will post on Breyer’s Indian law record in a bit. It’s incomplete since the Court has decided to take many, many cases this Term.
Sneak preview . . . He voted with tribal interests about 40 percent of the time, but up through his abomination of a vote in Baby Girl, he voted favorably for tribal interests only 20 percent of the time. This isn’t going to be pretty.
Here are the materials in Stanko v. Oglala Sioux Tribal Public Safety Division (D.S.D.):
Prior suit here.
Here.
Native youth have suffered the highest rate of caregiver loss from the pandemic—4.5 times higher than that of White children. This means that 1 of every 168 Native children have lost their primary caregivers to COVID, as compared with 1 of every 310 Black children, 1 of every 412 Hispanic children, and 1 in every 753 White children.
Thanks to Fred Fisher to sending this on to us.
Here are updated materials in Hardy v. City of Nome (D. Alaska):
45 DCt Order on Motion to Dismiss
The complaint is posted here.
Order list here. Prior post detailing the other petitions here.
Here are the materials in Oklahoma v. Davis, a petition in which Oklahoma only asked to overrule McGirt:
There are a bunch more denials of Oklahoma’s brilliant papering strategy (we’ll post materials later, cuz we have lives and Tribal Law won’t teach itself . . . or will it?):
Oh and because we can’t have nice things, the Court granted the Harvard affirmative action case, too.
Here are the materials in Soloniewicz v. Sugar Factory LLC (Conn. S. Ct.):
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