Here is “It’s ‘The Apprentice, Supreme Court Edition,’ as Trump Summons Finalists to White House.”
The nominees should walk away from this spectacle with their dignities intact.
Here is “It’s ‘The Apprentice, Supreme Court Edition,’ as Trump Summons Finalists to White House.”
The nominees should walk away from this spectacle with their dignities intact.
Here is “Justice Sotomayor says lack of black students at UM ‘a real problem.'” HT How Appealing.
An excerpt:
“We are making large improvement towards that kind of equality, but we’re still far from it when you look at the number of African Americans at the University of Michigan, there’s a real problem there,” Sotomayor said.
Here is the opinion in Smallwood v. Yates (D.D.C.):
Here.
Here is the brief in Murray Energy Corp. v. EPA (D.C. Cir.):
In the Petoskey News-Review here.
An excerpt:
In closing, Mr. Carlson, as you are a former mayor of Petoskey and a contributing columnist for the Petoskey News-Review, you should be well aware that facts are the most important detail. Mr. Carlson, I can assure you that the Odawa are a resilient people. We have been here for tens of thousands of years. We are Anishinaabek (the original people). Our language is Anishinaabemowin and we strive every day to not forget who we are and pass it on to our binoojiinhak (children).
As Americans, we have just witnessed a divisive and racially charged presidential election. We in Northern Michigan should strive to be more neighborly, inclusive and understanding of each other. We work together, pray together, suffer together, our children even play together. The Odawa language is taught in high school and at North Central Michigan College.
Yes, we are family, and if we all strive to be good and better neighbors, listen and learn from one another without judgment, then we all win.
Mino-biimadziwin.
Here are the materials in Richie v. United States (W.D. Okla.):
An excerpt:
The Court, therefore, finds that assisting, when requested, a local law enforcement agency in the enforcement or carrying out of the laws the agency enforces would be encompassed within the law enforcement services included in the Compact and the AFAs. The Court further finds that Eversole’s actions of responding to a Stroud officer’s request for assistance would be encompassed by the Compact and the AFAs.
Here.
This case was the challenge to the 2015 BIA ICWA Guidelines. The case was dismissed at the district court level, and NCFA appealed the case to the Fourth Circuit. Earlier this week, the appellants motioned to vacate, and today the court granted it. Given the BIA withdrew the 2015 Guidelines and they are no longer in effect, this makes sense.
This does mean the lower court decision is no longer precedent, to the extent we used it as such.
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