Here are the materials in Matheson v. State Dept. of Revenue (Wash. App.):
D2 45485-8-II Unpublished Opinion
And the briefs:
Colville Indian Reservation
Federal Court Orders Appointment of Counsel for Individual Defendants in Grondal v. United States
Here are the materials in Grondal v. United States (E.D. Wash.):
275 Colville Motion to Dismiss
279 DCT Order re Supplemental Memorandums
308 DCT Order re Additional Supplemental Briefing
312 Plaintiffs Supplemental Briefing
315 Wapato Heritage Supplemental Briefing
316 Colville Supplemental Briefing
Washington Supreme Court Affirms State Authority to Search Tribal Trust Lands for Criminal Violations
Here is the opinion in State v. Clark. State v Clark (PDF)
Briefs and other materials here.
Ninth Circuit Reverses Manslaughter Conviction on Colville for Improper Jury Instruction
Here is the opinion in United States v. Garcia.
Materials in Federal DV Prosecution under Major Crimes Act (Colville)
Here are the materials so far in United States v. Flett (E.D. Wash.):
An excerpt:
On June 5, 2012, Tommie Joe Flett allegedly assaulted his estranged girlfriend at a residence that is located within the boundaries of the Colville Indian Reservation. The Colville Confederated Tribes charged Mr. Flett in tribal court with violations of tribal law. On August 24, 2012, Mr. Flett pleaded guilty in tribal court to the crime of “Battery (Domestic Violence).” During the process, he allegedly admitted assaulting his estranged girlfriend on June 5, 2012. The tribal judge sentenced Mr. Flett to a term of 360 days incarceration with credit for time served. The matter did not end there. The United States sought, and obtained, an indictment charging Mr. Flett with violations [2] of federal law. The federal indictment is based upon the same conduct that the 2012 tribal conviction is based upon. Counts one, two, and three allege Mr. Flett committed the crime of assault in Indian Country.18 U.S.C. §§ 1153(a)and113(a). Count four alleges he is subject to enhanced punishment based upon prior domestic violence convictions.18 U.S.C. § 117(a). The parties have filed a number of pretrial motions.
Washington Supreme Court Video of State v. Clark Oral Argument
Washington SCt Briefs in State v. Clark — Authority of State Law Enforcement on Indian Trust Land
Here are the briefs in State v. Clark:
- Amicus of Colville Confederated Tribes
- Amicus Tulalip Tribes
- ALCU amicus brief
- Appellant Brief
- Appellant’s Answer to WAPA Amicus
- Petition for Review
- Petitioner’s Supplemental Brief
- Respondent’s Brief
- Respondent’s Supplemental Brief
- State’s Response to ACLU and Cct Amicus Briefs
- WAPA Amicus
Lower court materials here.
Update in State of Washington v. Clark — Tribal Amicus Filings
Here:
Colville Amicus Brief in Support of Petition for Review
Tulalip Amicus Brief in Support of Petition for Review
The parties’ briefs at the COA are here.
Washington SCT Grants Review in Case Involving State Search Warrant on Tribal Lands
Here is the order:
The case is State v. Clark, and the briefs are here.
Washington Appeals Court Applies Nevada v. Hicks to Authorize State Search Warrant at Colville
Here are the materials in State v. Clark (Wash. App.):
And the briefs:
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