Michelle Bryan and Kekek Stark have posted “Restoring the Full Waterway Bundle (Part I): A Reckoning for Indigenous Title to Submerged Lands” on SSRN.
Highly recommended. Any work, especially great work like this, that connects Indigenous philosophies to
Kekek Stark has posted “Tribal Law Interpretations of Justice and Justiciability” on SSRN.
Highly recommended. More great work on Anishinaabe Inaakoniewin from Prof. Stark.
Here is the abstract:
In the field of tribal law, the term justice is
I’m adding two valuable memos by Monte Mills and Martin Nie to the Roadless Rule resources posted yesterday. Mills is the Charles I. Stone Professor of Law and Director of the Native American Law Center at the University of Washington,
From the WI DNR Letter of August 27:
Thank you for the updates provided on the afternoon of Wednesday, August 26, 2026, regarding the liquified natural gas spill near Saxon, Wisconsin. As noted during the call, the agency is deeply
This is a follow-up to my earlier post on prediction markets and Indian gaming.
Below is a summary that provides a snapshot of the concerns raised by Tribes in their comments submitted in response to the CFTC’s proposed rule.
Here is the unpublished opinion in State of Alaska v. Newland:
Available briefs:
Lower court materials here.
Online prediction markets present one of the most significant threats to Indian gaming and Tribal sovereign interests in decades. Prediction market companies threaten Indian gaming because they’re advancing a legal theory that could allow them to offer a product that
