Here is the opinion in Mitchell v. Kirchmeier.
Briefs:
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Here are the materials in Wopsock v. Dalton (D. Utah):
“The racial group most likely to be killed by law enforcement is Native Americans, followed by African Americans, Latinos, Whites, and Asian Americans.”
Here is the report from the Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice.
Here are the materials:
The Western District of Louisiana dismissed a Section 1985 claim against tribal police in Jeanlouis v. Vidallia. Here are the materials:
Here is the opinion in this case — boney-v-valline-dct-order — where the District of Nevada held that a tribal officer who employed deadly force was enforcing tribal law, and so could not be liable under the FTCA or the Self-Determination Act.
Here are the materials:
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