This means that the United States is potentially liable under the Federal Tort Claims Act. Let the settlement negotiations proceed.
Opinion in L.B. v. United States:
Argued by April Youpee-Roll in her first argument. She kicked some serious onze in this one.
Briefs:
Here is the settlement agreement in Hardy v. City of Nome:
Here is an opinion piece by the plaintiff, “I fought for justice for 5 years after I was sexually assaulted. The work isn’t finished.“
Here are updated materials in Hardy v. City of Nome (D. Alaska):
45 DCt Order on Motion to Dismiss
The complaint is posted here.
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Here:
WJLGS_Call_for_Papers_2021_FINAL
Proposals should be submitted to Lorenzo Gudino at gudino@wisc.edu and Jennifer Acevedo at acevedo3@wisc.edu no later than October 23, 2020. Submissions may be published and unpublished works. The Wisconsin Journal of Law, Gender & Society will likely publish accepted unpublished submissions. Authors of accepted submissions must virtually attend and present their work at the symposium on February 6, 2021. The organizers will communicate their decisions no later than November 15, 2020.
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From WaPo, here is “The Oklahoma decision reveals why Native Americans have a hard time seeking justice.”
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