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Native American - February, 2019

127 articles

• Farmers Sue Ohio Town Over Lake Erie 'Bill Of Rights'
• NY Says State Immune To Tribe's Fishing Rights Suit
• Partisan Vote Confirms Wheeler As EPA Administrator
• Alaska Republican Floats Bill To Let Tribes Regulate Marijuana
• IHS Touts 5-Year Plan To Boost Native American Health
• Fate Of Green New Deal Hinges On Legislative Process
• GAO Reports Native American Schooling Options Limited
• BIA Takes Calif. Tribe's Land Into Trust After Court Reversal
• Trump Eyes Ex-Koch Staffer, Campaigner For Top DOI Atty
• Tribes Fight Commercial Gambling Expansion In Connecticut
• Enviros Say FWS Improperly Denied Protections For Walrus
• Split 6th Circ. Upholds Tribal Immunity From Bankruptcy Code
• EPA Enforcement Chief Defends Efforts To Skeptical Dems
• House Sends Federal Lands Reform Bill To Trump
• Calif. Court Says Tribe Member On Hook For Cigarette Taxes
• Senate Confirms Perkins Coie Partner To 9th Circ.
• Snoqualmie Tribal Gambling Panel Immune To Ex-CEO's Suit
• Feds Can't Nix Suit Over Sage-Grouse Plan Rollout
• Canadian Energy Board Gives OK To Trans Mountain Pipeline
• City Bellwethers In Opioid MDL Carved Out, Delayed
• Va. Legislature Bets On Casinos In Passing Compromise Bill
• Lawmaker Again Floats Bill To Ban New Grand Canyon Mining
• Yakama Nation Loses Criminal Jurisdiction Challenge
• Kids Urge 9th Circ. To Greenlight Climate Trial
• Tribal Abuse Suit Can't Overcome Immunity, 8th Circ. Says
• Tribal Org. Urges 9th Circ. To Rehear County Tax Row
• TransCanada Asks 9th Circ. For Go-Ahead On Keystone XL
• EPA Must Improve Tribe Outreach Over Superfund Sites: GAO
• Seneca Tribe Says NY Officials Can't Dodge Thruway Suit
• 3 Lessons From A Crypto Mock Trial
• Tracing Puerto Rico's Journey Through Bankruptcy
• Mass. Town Residents Can Intervene In Tribe's Casino Suit
• Tribal Members Seek Class Cert. In Pipeline Trespass Suit
• Mont. Judge Tosses NEPA Suit Over Yellowstone Bison
• BLM Tells 9th Circ. Tribe Is Wrong On Geothermal Leases
• Tribal College Staff Can't Dodge Suit Over Fake Student Data
• Real Estate Rumors: J Safra, WeWork, Seminole Tribe Of Fla.
• FCC Lifeline Verifier Needs More Data, Calif. Panel Warns
• Child Welfare Law Fulfills Feds' Tribal Duties, 5th Circ. Told
• NCAI Exec Director Resigns After Hostile Workplace Claims
• Feds Blast Kids' Bid To Halt Gov't Fossil Fuel Approvals
• Tribes Could Draw Infrastructure Loans Under Montana Bill
• A Chat With McDermott COO John Yoshimura
• Opioid MDL Atty Gets Heat For Ripping Purdue 'Scumbags'
• HHS Denies It Owes Neb. Tribe $2.1M For Health Services
• DC Circ. Backs $4.6B Pipeline OK Over Climate Objections
• EPA Clouding Access To Staffers' Views On Mine, Enviros Say
• The Problem With 'Optimal' Diversity
• High Court Will Mull Scope Of CWA Pollution Liability
• The $1B Question: Can Puerto Rico Afford Its Bankruptcy Bills?
• Puerto Rico's Law Firms Find Their Footing After Disaster
• Utah, Farm Bureau Back Monument Cuts Opposed By Tribes
• Conn., Tribe Can Add Political Claims To Suit Against DOI
• TransCanada Can Do Limited Keystone Pipeline Prep Work
• Texas Judge Shuts Down Tribe's Bingo In El Paso
• Restasis Patent Redo Bid 'Inappropriate,' Fed. Circ. Told
• DOI Tribal Recognition Changes Are 'Self-Serving,' Group Says
• Greenpeace Gets Dakota Access Owner's RICO Suit Tossed
• Tribe's Laws Trump Mont. Court In Crow Tribe's Bank Dispute
• Tribes Want In On 9th Circ. Keystone XL Pipeline Fight
• EPA Loosens Water Quality Trading Policy To Spur Growth
• BIA Wrongly Issued Tribal Land Trust Ruling, Calif. Court Says
• Forest Service Says 4th Circ. Went Too Far In Permit Ruling
• SD Lawmakers Advance Missing Indigenous Women Bill
• Agency Not Told About Navajo Coal Plant Shutdown: Enviros
• Wash. Mulls Sports Betting Bills For Tracks, Tribal Casinos
• Ala. Hydroelectric Project Needs Tribal Input, FERC Hears
• White House Unveils Plan To Boost Rural Broadband
• EPA Beats Back Suit Over Adviser Grant Policy
• DC Circ. Lifeline Ruling Rebukes FCC's Infrastructure Focus
• Calif. Tribe Urges 9th Circ. To Rethink County Tax Ruling
• CORRECTED: Cherokee Nation Gets Up To $6M Grant For Opioid Relief Work
• NCAI Prez Slams Gov't Over Shutdown, Climate Change
• Senate Passes Sweeping Lands, Water Use Legislation
• Fresh Takes On Seeking Costs And Fees Under Rule 45
• US Lacrosse To Stop Using Native American Mascots
• SD Governor Looks To Stop Industrial Hemp Bill For Now
• EPA Gives Final OK For Gas Plants On Ute Tribal Land
• Tribal Cos. Can't Escape NY's Contraband Cigarettes Suit
• Texas Didn't Violate Tribe's Rights With Bingo Suit: Judge
• Tribal Court Should Decide Bank Battle, Crow Lawmaker Says
• Judging A Book: Smith Camp Reviews 'Echo Of Its Time'
• 7 Tips For Tribal Governments To Reduce Member Taxes
• One Woman's Attempt To Rebuild After Hurricane Maria
• 'Now Is The Real Crisis': Puerto Ricans Struggle For Disaster Aid
• Looking To Start Over, Storm-Tossed Lawyers Land In Fla.
• Challenge To Trump's '2-For-1' Reg Order Skirts Dismissal
• Bank Ordered To Allow Mont. Tribal Leader To Tap Accounts
• House Members Float Bills To Ensure Funding For Tribes
• New Blue State Leaders Will Test Growing Oil Industry
• EPA Penalties Dip In 2018 As Agency Moves To Compliance
• Dems Float Bill To Clarify Congress' Power Over Monuments
• Kids Ask 9th Circ. To Halt Gov't Fossil Fuel Project Approvals
• NY Says Seneca Highway Suit Blocked By Earlier Claims
• Shellfish Co. Steps Into Tribe's Suit Against Army Corps
• States Tell 5th Circ. Indian Child Welfare Law Should Go
• Ill. Construction Unions Sue Pharma Cos. Over Opioid Crisis
• Dems' Green New Deal Met With Strong GOP Opposition
• 'The Mooch' Talks Mayhem, Con Law, Lessons From Harvard
• Green Group Sues DOI Over Utah Oil And Gas Leases
• Opioid MDL Judge Mulls BakerHostetler DQ, Vents Frustration
• ​​​​​​​Sen. Indian Panel Passes Bills To Aid Vets, Promote Business
• House Dems Kick Off Climate Change Hearings
• Ohio Says Feds Can't Interfere In Indian Child Cases
• US Silent On Tribe's Supreme Court Gambling Tax Petition
• Why Proper Document Redaction May Be An Ethical Duty
• Seminole Seller Of Alligator Eggs Must Heed Protected Status
• Bank Wants Court To Hold Tribe's Cash Amid Leadership Row
• Dems Press Uranium Cos. On 'Critical Mineral' Designation
• NY, County Urge Toss Of Tribal Suit Over Fishing Rights
• Why I Became A Lawyer: A Refugee's Journey Of Firsts
• Tribes Eye Federal Funding Changes Amid Shutdown Worry
• Farm Bill Gives Cannabis Companies Room To Grow
• Trump Taps Acting DOI Head For Permanent Position
• 4 Key Issues In Kids' Climate Suit At 9th Circ.
• EPA's Shift On Clean Water Rule Lets Enviros Enter Challenge
• Gov't Appeals Nixing Of Keystone Pipeline Approval
• Wash. Tribe Continues Push For Bar On County Prosecutions
• Keeping PR Strategy Communications Privileged: Part 2
• As Puerto Rico Recovers, Courts Heed Lessons Of Disaster
• Kids Can't Sue US Over Global Warming, 9th Circ. Told
• Purdue Brass 'Milked' $4B From Opioid Addiction: Mass. AG
• DC Circ. Rips FCC, Axes Tribal Lifeline Subsidy Limits
• Conn. Lawmakers Propose Bill Seen To Support MGM Casino
• Canadian Pipeline Project's Value May Be Below Price: Report
• BNSF Tells 9th Circ. That Tribe Can't Restrict Right Of Way
• Keeping PR Strategy Communications Privileged: Part 1