Here are the briefs in Weaver v. Gregory:
Lower court materials here.

Here are the materials in Weaver v. Gregory (D. Or.):
Here are the briefs relevant to the sovereign immunity issue in Deschutes River Alliance v. Portland General Electric Company:
Final Tribal Amici Brief in Support of Warm Springs – File-Stamped
Second Brief on Cross-Appeal – CTWS (filed 9 28 20)
And here are the lower court materials in Deschutes River Alliance v. Portland General Electric Company (D. Or.):
72 Warm Springs Motion to Dismiss
74 Pacific Gas Motion to Dismiss
Here are the materials in United States v. Fuentes (D. Or.):
Here is the Federal Register notice — Fed Reg 03.01.11
From Lance Boldrey:
Here is today’s Federal Register notice announcing that a compact for Warm Springs has been “deemed approved” notwithstanding that the ultimate effectiveness of the compact is conditioned on, among other things, the land being taken into trust at a future date. (The land is not yet in trust.) Although done without fanfare, this confirms that Interior has completely repudiated the so-called “Warm Springs” doctrine put in place during the Bush Administration. That doctrine, which reversed Interior’s historical practice, held that Interior would not approve a site-specific gaming compact unless and until the land was in trust. By rejecting that doctrine, the Obama Administration returns to a more sensible policy of allowing tribes and states to work out the parameters of gaming before land goes into trust.
Here’s an Indian Civil Rights Act-related case out of the District of Oregon involving a motion to suppress a statement obtained by tribal police to be used as evidence in federal court. The motion was denied.
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