Here is the opinion in Laws v. Greyeyes (Utah S. Ct.):
King Mountain Tobacco v. Barnhouse Complaint
Here is the complaint in King Mountain Tobacco Company Inc. v. Barnhouse (E.D. Wash.):
Washington Monthly: “Indian Tribes Are Governing Well. It’s the States That Are Failing”
Under Fletcher’s byline, here.
California COA Dismisses Coyote Valley Band Appeals under Disentitlement Doctrine
Here are the materials in Findleton v. Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians:
Findleton Brief A158171 A158172 A158173
Blast from the Past — 1980s Era Lakota Times Political Comics + Ads
Michigan Tribes in the News (9/29/2021)
TC Record-Eagle: “LRBOI: Bringing back the ghost of nmégos, Arctic grayling“
The Northwind: “Partnership helps heal generational wounds in Indigenous communities“
Law360: “Michigan Asks To Apportion Tax On Keweenaw Bay Tribe“
Law360: “Tribes, NCAI Tell 10th Circ. Feds Must Cover Health Costs“
South Bend Tribune: “Nearly 100 years after it was built, Hotel Elkhart comes back to life in downtown [after Pokagon Band investment]“
Michigan Radio: “Education secretary’s Midwest tour stops at Saginaw Chippewa Tribal College“
News Coverage of Indian Law Issues (9/29/2021)
NPR: “The Cherokee Nation Has Agreed To A $75 Million Settlement With Opioid Distributors“
Reuters: “U.S. judiciary seeks five more Oklahoma judges after [McGirt] ruling“
CBC: Canada will observe the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30. Here’s “The history behind the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation“
Sierra: “The Village at the Edge of the Anthropocene“
Observer: “Federal officials seek probe into dispute between New York, Seneca Nation over casino pact“
PBS Newshour: “How prejudice affects the cases of missing Indigenous women“
MSN/WaPo: “This was the worst slaughter of Native Americans in U.S. history. Few remember it.“
Eighth Circuit Briefs in Noem v. Haaland
Here:
States Amicus Brief Supporting South Dakota
Lower court materials here.
NatGeo: “The heartbreaking, controversial history of Mount Rushmore“
Tenth Circuit Briefs in Crow Tribe v. Repsis
News Coverage of Indian Law Matters (9/28/2021)
WaPo: “Tribes want ‘immediate action’ to reverse Trump’s cut to Bears Ears National Monument“
NYTs: “Selling Marijuana on Tribal Lands, a Legal Gray Area“
HCN: “Marilyn Vann becomes the first Freedman in Cherokee Nation government“
MinnPost: “Starting in 2022, tribal members will get free permits to Minnesota state parks“
AP: “Tesla builds 1st store on tribal land, dodges state car laws“
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