Here:
LVD Prosecutor Job Announcement
ETA: This position remains open
JOB VACANCY
POSITION: Prosecuting Attorney
DEPARTMENT: Lac Vieux Desert Prosecutor’s Office
SUPERVISOR: Lac Vieux Desert Tribal Council
LOCATION: TBD
EMPLOYMENT: FULL-TIME
SALARY: TBD based on qualifications and experience
Non-Exempt Status
JOB SUMMARY
Under the administrative supervision of the Tribal Council of the Lac Vieux Desert Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians (“LVD” or “Tribe”), the Prosecuting Attorney provides criminal and civil law enforcement services to the LVD community, presents child protection matters in LVD Tribal Court. The Prosecuting Attorney will perform the duties and responsibilities of the position in a manner that is consistent with applicable ethical standards and assuring that justice is upheld according to the laws of the Tribe. Occasional travel within and outside Michigan will be required.
PRINCIPAL DUTIES
Except as encompassed within the scope of duties of the Prosecutor or as otherwise expressly authorized, the Prosecuting Attorney shall not provide legal advice to LVD agencies, employees, or members. The responsibilities listed above are representative of the nature and level of work assigned and are not necessarily all-inclusive. All of the duties listed above may not be assigned, nor do the examples cover all duties which may be assigned.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS
Here is the NYTs coverage. And the tiny, blurry map that accompanies the article seems to indicate towns near reservations in Michigan, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, and Montana. The Michigan towns affected are Alpena, Pellston (LTBB), Escanaba (Hannahville), Iron Mountain (LVD), and Sault Ste. Marie (SSM and Bay Mills) — none of these towns would have air service.

WATERSMEET — After nearly a week of courtrooms, protests, and imprisonment the Lac Vieux Desert Tribal Council plans to return to their reservation in Watersmeet.
According to their attorney, the nine-member council plans to return home and conduct business as usual until the tribal appellate court hears the case.
Monday dozens of council and tribal members protested outside of the Marquette Federal Courthouse saying they are political prisoners upholding the tribe’s constitution.
All nine members of the tribal council were jailed last week after refusing to swear in the new executive council due to alleged election problems.
Sounds like the federal habeas case is dead for now, as the LVD council is out of jail.
Note the dates of the orders (Sept. 9 and Sept. 11), and the actual release of the council (Sept. 11): Order Granting Habeas Corpus.
From tv:
WATERSMEET — The Lac Vieux Desert tribal council is back in Watersmeet after an appellate court ruled they should be released from jail.
According to the tribal council’s attorney, Zeke Fletcher, the appellate court made the ruling two days ago but Judge Bradley Dakota did not recognize the ruling.
The nine member council has been in the Iron County jail since Wednesday because they refuse to swear in two new tribal council members despite the court order.
They were held in contempt of court and jailed.
Here: LVD Council Habeas Petition.
Update (9/10/10): LVD Habeas Exhibits.
Update (9/11/10): LVD Habeas Exhibits Part 2
Amazing materials. Has this ever happened before? Wonder if one of these (a habeas petition on behalf of an entire tribal council) has ever been filed.