Here is the complaint in San Carlos Apache Tribe v. USFS (D. Ariz.):
Press release here.
Wednesday (1/20) — Lunch in Indian Country CLE: McGirt and Its Impact on Tribal Rights [Tribal In-House Counsel Assn.]
Federal Claims Court Dismiss Claims of Irrigators in Wapato Irrigation Project [near Yakama Nation]
Here are the materials in Olson v. United States (Fed. Cl.):
Cherokee Nation Prevails Against Insurance Company over Pandemic-Forced Business Shutdown
Here are the materials in Cherokee Nation v. Lexington Ins. Co. (Cherokee County Dist. Ct.):
2020-08-11 Cherokee first MPSJ
2020-09-14 Arch Opposition Brief – OK MPSJ
2020-09-14 Evanston Supp Resp to MPSJ
2020-09-14 HALLMARK CHEROKEE – Hallmark Resp to MPSJ
2020-09-14 INSURERS Opp Cherokee’s MPSJ
2020-09-14 Landmark – Cherokee – Supp Opposition Brief – OK MSJ
2020-09-14 XL’s Opposition to Cherokee’s MPSJ [20-0914]
2020-11-20 Notice of Supp Authortiy (Western District)
2020-12-11 – Cherokee Reply to Arch- MSJ
2020-12-11 – Cherokee Reply to Aspen – MPSJ
2020-12-11 – Cherokee Reply to Evanston – MPSJ
2020-12-11 – Cherokee Reply to Hallmark – MPSJ
2020-12-11 – Cherokee Reply to Landmark – MPSJ
2020-12-11 – Cherokee Reply to Liberty Mutual – MPSJ
2020-12-11 – Cherokee Reply to XL Insurance America – MPSJ
2020-12-11 Cherokee Reply to Insurers MPSJ
2020-12-17 Cherokee – Liberty Mutual, Landmark, Arch Motion for Leave to file SurRely
2020-12-17 Insurers’ Ntc of Supplemental Authority
2021-01-06 Arch Sur-Reply to MPSJ
2021-01-06 Landmark Sur-Reply to MPSJ
Federal Court Grants Habeas Petition, Following McGirt
James Earl Jones Reads Letter from a Birmingham Jail
Wyoming Missing and Murdered Indigenous People Report
Here.
Dibaginjigaadeg Anishinaabe Ezhitwaad, a tribal climate adaptation menu [Ohio State]
Here:
Berkeley News: “Why were Trump loyalists allowed to storm the Capitol?”
Featuring a former student of mine and current tribal cultural resources policy fellow at Berkeley Law, Nazune Menka, here.
An excerpt:
In 2016 and 2017, we saw what the police response was to the Dakota Access Pipeline and water protectors. The use of water cannons and rubber bullets on peaceful people at the Water Protector Camp was reminiscent of the police treatment of activists during the civil rights movement in the South.
This summer, we saw what the police response was to the Black Lives Matter movement. The protests that were happening were largely calm. They were respectful, peaceful protests. People came in from out of town to counterprotest, and that’s where the clashing and violence came from. I don’t think that any of the violence this summer was at the behest of the Black Lives Matter movement. I think quite the opposite — these events were targeted to skew the optics in the media to basically demonize people of color even further. Thinking about this in contrast to the police response at the Capitol is heartbreaking to me.
Amicus Briefs Supporting Petitioner in United States v. Cooley
Here:
19-1414 Amicus Brief of NationalIndigenousWomensResourceCenter
19-1414 Indian Law Scholars Cooley Brief
19-1414 tsac Former U.S. Attorneys
19-1414 tsac Members of Congress
19-1414 tsac The Cayuga Nation
Final NCAI-Tribal Governments Amici Brief-US v Cooley 1-15-21
Other Cooley materials are here.
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