Here:
Question presented:
The question presented is whether CERCLA authorizes damages for the felt loss of a cultural connection to natural resources.
Lower court materials here.
Turtle Talk, published by Michigan State University College of Law, focuses on legal issues related to Indigenous peoples and tribal law. The blog covers topics such as tribal sovereignty, federal Indian law, tribal court decisions, Indigenous rights, and cultural preservation. It also discusses litigation involving Native American tribes, implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP), and policy developments affecting tribal communities. The blog provides updates on court cases, legal briefs, and scholarly discussions relevant to tribal governance and Indigenous legal advocacy.
Here:
Question presented:
The question presented is whether CERCLA authorizes damages for the felt loss of a cultural connection to natural resources.
Lower court materials here.
Recent reports indicate that the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) is moving forward with plans to close several regional archives facilities, including the Chicago Regional Archives and Federal Records Center, the San Francisco (San Bruno) Regional Archives and Federal…
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Lower court materials here.
Related: J.R. Simplot Co. LLC v. Shoshone-Bannock Tribes petition:
Here are the briefs in Village of Hobart v. Dept. of the Interior:
Reply brief TK.
Lower court materials here.
Here, hosted by the National Center for Restorative Justice.
From the site:
The National Center on Restorative Justice’s (NCORJ) Tribal Restorative Justice Laws Database was created as a resource for restorative justice advocates, practitioners, researchers, and policy-makers—both for tribes…