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Ninth Circuit Declines Jurisdiction over Pechanga Disenrollments1 comment

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 day ago: Here is the opinion in Jeffredo v. Macarro. There was a dissent (by a district court judge sitting b … more →

Tags: Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Gaming, Research, Habeas, Jeffredo v. Macarro, ninth circuit, Pechanga Band, tribal disenrollment

Miranda v. Nielson -- Tribal Court Authority to Stack Consecutive Sentences1 comment

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 week ago: A federal magistrate has issued a report and recommendation (something not yet binding until the fed … more →

Tags: Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Criminal, Research, Tribal Courts, Miranda v. Nielson, Pascua Yaqui Tribe, tribal court

Legality of Tribal Disenrollment Articles Now in One Download

Erick wrote 2 months ago: Hey everyone, I’ve finally gotten around to collecting all the articles I’ve written on … more →

Tags: Indian Law, tribal disenrollment, tribal sovereignty, bia, Bureau Of Indian Affairs, disenroll, disenrollment, Enrollment, federal indian law

Federal Court Dismisses "Habeas" Claim against Pechanga Band

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 4 months ago: Here is the opinion in Liska v. Macarro, where a non-enrolled Pechanga man tried to enter the reserv … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, sovereign immunity, Medios, Southern District of California, Habeas, Banishment, Pechanga Band, exclusion

Federal Court Dismisses Civil Rights Claim against Menominee Jail

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 4 months ago: Here is the opinion in Lyons v. Menominee Tribal Jail (E.D. Wis.) — DCT Order Dismissing Lyons … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Tribal Courts, Criminal, Section 1983, Eastern District of Wisconsin, Menominee Tribe, Lyons v. Menominee Tribal Jail

Tribal Disenrollments: Greed or Growing Pains? (Conclusion)4 comments

Erick wrote 6 months ago: Bias & Background In writing these articles the first challenge I ran into was whether to write … more →

Tags: Indian Law, tribal disenrollment, tribal sovereignty, bia, Bureau Of Indian Affairs, disenroll, disenrollment, Enrollment, federal indian law

Banished Snoqualmie Citizens Win Case

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 7 months ago: Here is the opinion in Sweet v. Hinzman (W.D. Wash.) — findings-and-conclusions Here is our ea … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Western District of Washington, Habeas, tribal banishment, Sweet v. Hinzman

The Legality of Tribal Disenrollments: Greed or Growing Pains? (Part 4)1 comment

Erick wrote 8 months ago: Previously… In the last article, I examined the federal and California state cases that highli … more →

Tags: Indian Law, bia, Bureau Of Indian Affairs, disenroll, disenrollment, Enrollment, federal indian law, ICRA, Indian casinos

Federal Court Upholds Indian Country Crimes Act Conviction but Holds State Law Punishments Control1 comment

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 9 months ago: Here is the opinion in United States v. Langford (us-v-langford-dct-opinion), and its companion case … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Criminal, Western District of Oklahoma, Indian Country Crimes Act, Assimilative Crimes Act, United States v. Langford, cock fighting, United States v. McHone

South Dakota Supreme Court Suppresses Evidence Taken by Tribal Law Enforcement under the Indian Civil Rights Act1 comment

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 11 months ago: Maybe I’m missing something, but HOLY COW! Now state courts have jurisdiction under the Indian … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Criminal, Fourth Amendment, South Dakota Supreme Court, Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, State v. Madsen

Section 1303 Tribal Court Exhaustion -- Bercier v. Turtle Mountain Tribal Court

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 11 months ago: bercier-v-turtle-mountain-tribal-court … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Tribal Courts, Criminal, tribal court exhaustion doctrine, District of North Dakota, Habeas, Bercier v. Turtle Mountain Tribal Court

The Legality of Tribal Disenrollments: Greed or Growing Pains? (Part 3)9 comments

Erick wrote 11 months ago: Previously In the last article, and the one before it, we discussed the origins of tribal sovereign … more →

Tags: Indian Law, bia, Bureau Of Indian Affairs, disenroll, disenrollment, Enrollment, federal indian law, ICRA, Indian casinos

State v. Beasley -- Idaho Court of Appeals Affirms Conviction at Fort Hall

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 year ago: Here is the opinion. An excerpt: The district court did not err by denying Beasley’s motion to dismi … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Tribal Codes, Criminal, PL 280, Idaho Court of Appeals, Fort Hall Indian Reservation

Cohen v. Winkelman -- Tenth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of ICRA Claim against Tribal College

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 year ago: Here is the opinion, unpublished, from the Tenth Circuit. The court affirmed the dismissal of the cl … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, sovereign immunity, Tenth Circuit, Medios, Comanche Nation, Cohen v. Winkelman, Comanche Nation College

US v. Boise -- Challenge to Confession Obtained by Tribal Police

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 year ago: Here’s an Indian Civil Rights Act-related case out of the District of Oregon involving a motio … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Criminal, Motion to Suppress, fifth amendment, tribal police, District of Oregon, Miranda Rights, Miranda Warning

5th Annual Indigenous Law Conference at MSU October 10-11

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 year ago: Here are the exciting details! Friday, October 10, 2008 8:30 – 8:40 a.m. Opening: Asiniins Sin … more →

Tags: Announcements, Symposia, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Indigenous Law Conference, Indigenous Law and Policy Center

Maldonado v. Yakama Tribal Gaming -- ICRA Case Dismissed

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 year ago: The Eastern District of Washington dismissed a claim under the Indian Civil Rights Act brought by a … more →

Tags: Research, Gaming, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Yakama Indian Nation, Eastern District of Washington, wrongful termination, Yakama Tribal Gaming Corporation, Maldonado v. Yakama Tribal Gaming Corporation

DCT Takes Jurisdiction over Snoqualmie Banishment Question1 comment

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 year ago: H/T Indianz snoqualmie-dct-order Here are the materials and briefs. … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Western District of Washington, Habeas, Snoqualmie Tribe, Sweet v. Hinzman

Snoqualmie Tribal Leadership Dispute in Federal Court2 comments

Matthew L.M. Fletcher wrote 1 year ago: Here is the news article. An excerpt: A federal judge might be the last hope for banished members of … more →

Tags: Research, Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, Tribal Courts, sovereign immunity, Medios, Rule 19, Western District of Washington, Tribal Leadership, tribal banishment


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