Here is the opinion in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta.
Briefs and stuff here.
Cherokee Nation
Federal Claims Court Dismisses Takings Claim Brought by Neighbor to Cherokee Casino
Here are the materials in Berry v. United States (Fed. Cl.):
SCOTUSBlog Recap of Castro-Huerta Oral Argument
Preview of Tomorrow’s Argument in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta
Background materials on the case here.
SCOTUSBlog preview (by Fletcher): “In sequel to McGirt, justices will again review scope of state prosecutorial power in Indian country“
Atlantic (by Rebecca Nagle and Allison Herrera): “Where Is Oklahoma Getting Its Numbers From in Its Supreme Court Case?“
NonDoc: “SCOTUS to hear state’s McGirt challenge in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta“
Boston Review (by Mary Kathryn Nagle and Emma Lower): “What Will It Take to End Violence Against Native Women?“
Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta Background Materials
Supreme Court Merits Briefs:
Merits Stage Amicus Briefs Supporting Petitioner:
Oklahoma DAs and Sheriffs Amicus Brief
States Amicus Brief Supporting Oklahoma
Merits Stage Amicus Briefs Supporting Respondent:
Peace Commission Treaty Tribes Amicus Brief
Cert stage materials in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta:
Oklahoma DAs Association Amicus Brief.pdf
Oklahoma Environmental Federation Amicus.PDF
Cherokee Nation Amicus Brief.pdf
Chickasaw and Choctaw Amicus.pdf
Lower court materials:
Castro-Huerta Brief on Reservation Disestablishment.pdf
State Brief on Concurrent Jurisdiction.pdf
Castro-Huerta Response Brief on Concurrent Jurisdiction.pdf
Oklahoma District Court Opinion.pdf
Castro-Huerta Petition in Error
Castro-Huerta Motion to Issue Mandate
Also, the plea agreement in United States v. Castro-Huerta (N.D. Okla.):
Bottom Side Briefs in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta
Topside Briefs in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta
Here:
Amicus briefs:
Oklahoma DAs and Sheriffs Amicus Brief
States Amicus Brief Supporting Oklahoma
Cert stage and lower court materials here.
Supreme Court Grants Texas v. Haaland
The Court granted the petition with no limitations, so the issues are not limited the way the government and four tribes requested. Arguments will be held next term (terms start in October, so after October, 2022).
SCOTUS Grants Oklahoma Petition to Consider Whether the State Can Prosecute Non-Indian – on – Indian Crime in Indian Country
Here is today’s order.
The grant is limited to question 1 — here are the questions presented:
- Whether a State has authority to prosecute non- Indians who commit crimes against Indians in Indian country.
- Whether McGirt v. Oklahoma, 140 S. Ct. 2452 (2020), should be overruled.
Cert stage materials in Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta:
Lower court materials:
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