Wisconsin Public Radio story is here.
Coverage of day one is here.
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Coverage of Day One of Wisconsin Chippewa Tribes Night Deer Hunting Trial
Supreme Court Cert Petition Alleging Montana Interference with Navajo Sovereignty
I think. The petition is a bit confusing. Here is the petition in Butler v. Montana:
Butler v Montana Cert Petition
Question presented (which tells us almost nothing):
The question presented is whether the justice of the peace, presiding over a court of no record, exercised jurisdiction over a sovereign nation in contravention of New Mexico v. Mescalero Apache Tribe, 462 U.S. 324, 338, 103 S. Ct. 2378, 2388-89, 76 L. Ed. 2d 611 (1983), and federal statutes conferring jurisdiction solely on the Navajo Nation by preventing Petitioner from hunting in the Navajo Nation.
Lower court decision, State v. Butler, here:
Apparently, this is an appeal to the Montana court’s order that Butler violated his probation he received for hunting violations in Montana because he went hunting on the Navajo Nation.
Just no.
Judge Crabb Denies Wisconsin Tribes’ Motion to Allow Night Deer Hunting
Wisconsin Chippewa Tribes Wait to Hear Night Deer Hunting Ruling
Wisconsin Night Deer Hunt Hearing to Continue Thursday
Here.
Briefs:
Wisconsin’s Brief and Motion to Strike
Tribes’ Response to Motion to Strike
Previous material is here.
Wisconsin Night Deer Hunting Hearing Set for December 12
Wisconsin Tribes Seek to Enforce Treaty Rights in Night Deer Hunt
Happy Hunting
R. v. Paul: Cabin Fever In A New Brunswick Provincial Court
In R. v. Paul, a New Brunswick Provincial Court (Woodstock) determined that an aboriginal right to hunt does not necessarily include the right to build a private hunting cabin on Crown lands.
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