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Kiamichi River Legacy Alliance, Inc., The et al v. Bernhardt et al
Case Number:
6:19-cv-00108
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February 12, 2020
Okla. Tribes And DOI Escape Endangered Mussels Suit
An Oklahoma federal judge has tossed a citizen suit against tribal leaders and government officials claiming Oklahoma City's plan to redirect water from the Kiamichi River would jeopardize mussels species, ruling that the tribes as sovereign political entities can't be sued under the federal law.
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August 09, 2019
Landowners Fight DOI, Okla. Tribes' Bid To Nix Mussels Suit
A nonprofit Oklahoma group and its landowner members have urged a federal judge not to toss their suit claiming Oklahoma City's plan to redirect water from a state river would jeopardize endangered mussels species, saying they have standing to bring the suit under the Endangered Species Act.
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June 25, 2019
DOI, Tribes, Others Say Okla. Endangered Mussels Suit Fails
Chickasaw Nation and Choctaw Nation officials, the U.S. secretary of the interior and the mayor of Oklahoma City told a federal judge Monday there is no merit to a suit claiming Oklahoma City's plan to siphon water from a state river would put endangered mussel species at risk.