Here:
Other briefs TK
Lower court materials here.
Here are the orders in Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians v. Whitmer (W.D. Mich.):
554 dct order on defendants’ motion
555 dct order on tribe’s motion
Materials here.
Here are the newest materials in Keweenaw Bay Indian Community v. Khouri (W.D. Mich.):
152 state response to tribal motion for partial summary j
163 kbic reply in support of motion
200 motion for protective order
219 magistrate order re discovery
226 state motion for reconsideration of discovery order
235 kbic response to motion for reconsideration
240 magistrate order denying reconsideration
250 state notice of appeal re discovery order
Prior posts here.
Here are the materials in Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians v. Snyder (W.D. Mich.):
Docket 311 – Tribe’s Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Docket 312 – Tribe’s Memo iso Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Docket 312-1 – Ex Index – Tribe’s Memo iso Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Docket 312-2 – Ex. A – Tribe’s Memo iso Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Docket 312-3 – Ex. B – Tribe’s Memo iso Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Docket 312-4 – Ex. C – Tribe’s Memo iso Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Docket 312-5 – Ex. D – Tribe’s Memo iso Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Docket 312-6 – Ex. E – Tribe’s Memo iso Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Docket 312-7 – Ex. F – Tribe’s Memo iso Motion for Partial SJ re 1994 Reaffirmation of Rights
Prior posts here.
UPDATE (5/11/2018):
Here.
Jeff Davis, a member of the Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Indians and the tribal liaison for the Western District of Michigan, has decided to leave the United States Attorney’s Office in Grand Rapids for private practice. Here is his letter to tribes announcing his departure:
Jeff has been the tribal liaison for the Western District of Michigan for many years. Long before the Indian Law and Order Commission (of which he was a member), the Michigan Tribal-State-Federal Judicial Forum (of which was also a participant), and VAWA (which he has been instrumental in implementing), Jeff was one of the relatively few AUSAs in the country who took Indian country crime seriously. Well, he was one of the first and often only tribal liaisons west of the Mississippi for many years. He leaves an important legacy for the next tribal liaison in GR.
We wish Jeff luck in his new endeavors. Miigwetch is the right way to say thanks and chi-miigwetch is the way to say many thanks, but neither captures the amount of gratitude Indian country owes Jeff Davis.
Here are the materials in Keweenaw Bay Indian Community v. Khouri (W.D. Mich.):
99 state motion re state prosecutions
115 kb motion for protective order
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