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December 20, 2019
Biggest Native American Rulings From The 2nd Half Of 2019
Federal courts handed key wins to tribes in the past six months by blocking a proposed Arizona mine and requiring more Federal Communications Commission review for 5G infrastructure, but also rebuffed Native American voters' challenge to a North Dakota law and ordered the Seneca Nation to fork over casino revenue to New York. Here, Law360 looks at the significant rulings in Native American law from the second half of 2019.
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June 20, 2019
Ariz. County Says Copper Mine Would Disrupt Water Supply
An Arizona county and its flood control agency in a proposed amicus brief backed a federal court bid by tribes and environmental groups to stop planned work on a copper mine, saying it would cause lasting harm to the area's water supply, tourism business and natural habitats.
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June 13, 2019
Tribes, Enviros Push To Block Rosemont Copper Mine Work
Tribes and environmental groups pressed an Arizona federal judge Wednesday to order a stop to planned work on the Rosemont copper mine project, saying it would cause serious damage to environmental and cultural sites even if the court rules on the case in the next couple of months.