From the website:
Angela Riley spoke in the Supreme Court chamber about the history of the Supreme Court and Native American lands. The lecture, which took place in the Supreme Court chamber, was one in a series hosted by the Supreme Court Historical Society on the Constitution, the Supreme Court, and property rights. Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg introduced Professor Riley.
Video here.
Here.
An excerpt:
Two families from the Crow Indian Reservation in Montana can proceed with a lawsuit against an F.B.I. agent that accuses him of failing to properly investigate crimes against American Indians on and around the reservation, the United States Supreme Court has ruled.
Ninth Circuit materials here.
Here is today’s opinion in Beaulieu v. Minnesota Department of Human Services.
Mr. Beaulieu previously challenged his confinement in federal court, materials here.
From the ABA:
The WSJ reports here.
An excerpt:
Things that float aren’t always boats.
So says the Supreme Court, which used a Florida marina dispute to address an issue that has stirred the waters since the early days of the American republic.
The ruling is a relief for dockside-casino operators, which didn’t want their operations subjected to broader legal liability under maritime law.
The opinion in Lozman v. City of Riveria Beach is here. SCOTUSblog page here. SCT haiku version.
Here is today’s order.
The Court denied cert in Oravec v. Cole (page 2), and in Marceau v. Blackfeet Housing Authority (page 10).
And issued this interesting order in Arizona v. Inter-Tribal Council of Arizona (page 1):
The motion of Jesus M. Gonzalez, et al. to correct case caption is denied.
Here.
Useful site, especially the Media Fact Check Matrix.
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