Here.
Briefs here.
Teepee incense here:
Tenth Circuit
Tenth Circuit Rules in Favor of Jemez Pueblo’s Aboriginal Rights Suit re: Valles Caldera
Here is the opinion in Pueblo of Jemez v. United States.
An excerpt:
In our circuit, both before and after Jemez I, the Jemez Pueblo could lose its established aboriginal title to Banco Bonito only if its title had been extinguished or abandoned. And the district court concluded that neither of those conditions had occurred. So in accordance with longstanding Supreme Court precedent, and by the district court’s findings, the Jemez Pueblo still has aboriginal title to Banco Bonito.
Links to briefs and lower court materials here.
Tenth Circuit Briefs in United States v. Murphy [yes, that Murphy]
Here:
Mr. Murphy prevailed against Oklahoma in the Supreme Court following the McGirt decision, but was immediately prosecuted and convicted by the United States. He is now challenging the federal government’s delay.
Tenth Circuit Rules in Favor of Oil and Gas Extractors in Royalties Dispute [Wind River Reservation]
Utah Federal Court Orders Exhaustion of Tribal Remedies in Ute Banishment Case
Tenth Circuit Rules against Cherokee Companies in Employee Poaching Suit
Here are the materials in LS3 Inc. v. Cherokee Nation Strategic Programs LLC:
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