Here is the motion in Hopland Band of Pomo Indians v. Salazar (N.D. Cal.):
Hopland Band Motion for Summary J
The complaint is here.
Northern District of California
Federal Court Dismisses (For 2d Time) ICWA-Related Claims against County of Alameda Workers et al.
Here is the order in Belinda K. v. County of Alameda (N.D. Cal.):
DCT Order Dismissing Belinda K’s Complaint
Here is the first order.
Complete Briefing in Big Lagoon Rancheria Class III Compact Dispute with California
Here are the briefs:
Lower court materials here.
Effort by “Ukiah Valley Pomo Indian Tribe” to Force Secretarial Election/Federal Recognition Fails
Here are the materials in Allen v. United States (N.D. Cal.):
Cal. Board of Regents Motion to Dismiss Kumeyaay Suit Seeing Repatriation of “La Jolla Skeletons”
Here is the motion in Kumeyayy Cultural Repatriation Committee v. University of California (S.D. Cal.):
Materials in a related case, White v. University of California, are here.
Materials in White v. University of California: Effort to Prevent Repatriation of “La Jolla Skeletons” under NAGPRA
Here are the materials, available in a federal court removal petition by the defendants:
Opening Ninth Circuit Briefs in Big Lagoon Rancheria v. State of California
Federal Court Decides Tribal Court Exhaustion Case Involving Blue Lake Rancheria Tribal Court
Here are the materials in Admiral Insurance Co. v. Blue Lake Tribal Court (N.D. Cal.):
Admiral Renewed Motion for TRO
Blue Lake Tribal Court Opposition
DCT Order Denying Admiral Renewed TRO Motion
Materials on Admiral’s prior attempt to secure a TRO are here.
Federal Court Denies Ex Parte TRO in Tribal Court Jurisdiction Matter
Here are the materials in Admiral Ins. Co. v. Blue Lake Rancheria Tribal Court (N.D. Cal.):
From the order:
Admiral seeks a TRO enjoining the Defendants from exercising tribal court jurisdiction over Admiral and conducting any further proceedings against Admiral. Proposed Order, ECF No. 10-4. Admiral argues that a TRO “is needed in order to preserve the status quo so that the jurisdictional issues can be determined first. If this request is not granted, Admiral is forced to submit to the jurisdiction of the Tribal Court without due process or be subject to sanctions for failing to file a substantive motion on whether Admiral owes a duty to defend and indemnify WRI and have a motion for summary judgment be pending against it to which it cannot oppose, since an opposition would be viewed as subjection to the Tribal Court’s jurisdiction.” TRO Appl. 7
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