Here is today’s order list.
The denied petition is Acres Bonusing Inc. v. Marston — cert stage briefs here:
Lower court materials here.
Here is today’s order list.
The denied petition is Acres Bonusing Inc. v. Marston — cert stage briefs here:
Lower court materials here.
Here are the materials in Acres Bonusing Inc. v. Marston (N.D. Cal.):
78-1 Boutin Jones Motion to Dismiss
79 Janssen Malloy Motion to Dismiss
80-1 Rapport Motion to Dismiss
Prior post here.
Here are the materials in Weiss v. Perez (N.D. Cal.):
16 Motion for Preliminary Injunction
31 San Jose State Motion to Dismiss
Complaint posted here.
Here are the materials in National Wildlife Federation v. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (N.D. Cal.):
74 Enviros Motion for Summary J
87-1 Red Cliff Ojibwe Amicus Brief
107 Federal Motion for Summary J
116 Enviros + Sault Tribe Amicus Brief
Here are the materials so far in Coyote Band of Pomo Indians v. Findleton (Calif. Ct. App.):
9 Motion for Preliminary Injunction
Update (3/8/2022):
41 Bank Opposition to Motion for PI
42-1 Findleton Motion to Dismiss
43 Findleton Opposition to Motion for PI
44 Findleton Opposition to Motion to Deposit Property
Here is the complaint in Weiss v. Perez (N.D. Cal.):
San Jose Mercury News: “San Jose State: Professor smiling with Native American skull ignites fiery debate“
Springer and Weiss: “Responding to Claims of Archaeological Racism“
Here are the relevant materials in Brice v. Stinson (N.D. Cal.):
182 Motion for Summary Judgment
An excerpt:
Plaintiffs seek summary judgment on defendants’ third affirmative defense; that some defendants are protected by or some claims extinguished by tribal immunity. In their opposition, defendants admit they personally “are not entitled to assert or invoke sovereign immunity as a defense to these claims” but nonetheless argue plaintiffs’ litigation “of these claims against shareholders of entities providing contractual services to those lenders is a significant infringement on the sovereignty of the tribes. . . . .” Dkt. No. 197 at 22. Defendants miss the point. The claims here hinge on the personal conduct of the defendants. While that conduct is based in significant part on the services defendants personally engaged in or approved to be provided to the Tribes, the claims do not impede on the sovereignty of the Tribes where the Tribes are not defendants in this case and no Tribal Entities remain. Absent apposite caselaw or facts showing how this action “interferes with the purpose or operation of a federal policy regarding tribal interests,” tribal immunity is irrelevant to this action.
Here are the materials so far in Your Town Online Inc. v. All Tribal Networks LLC (N.D. Cal.):
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