Court Cases (Page 35)

Inuit and Canadian Officials Lash Out at European Union's Seal Products Ban

Canadian, Inuit and international trade leaders alike are...

Montana's Native Vote Could Decide US Senate Control

The decision of U.S. Senator Max Baucus (D-Montana) not...

Cherokee Attorney Earns National Crime Victims' Service Award

Dianne Barker Harrold took a seven-year experience with...

Cape Wind: Justice Department Urges Swift Lawsuit Resolution Before Tax Breaks Expire

Lawyers from the Department of Justice have urged a federal...

Jim Thorpe's Sons Win Federal Lawsuit Against Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania

The two surviving children of sports great Jim Thorpe won a...

Exxon Removing Section of Ruptured Arkansas Pipeline

Exxon Mobil Corp. on Monday April 15 removed 52 feet of its...

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Oliphant Decision Led to Jurisdictional Issues on Indian Reservations

Duane Champagne

January 07, 2012

In 1973, during the annual celebration of the Suquamish Indian Tribe, Mark David Oliphant, a non-tribal member, was arrested and charged with assaulting a tribal police officer and...

Supreme Court Issues Opinion in Grazing Permit Quiet Title Matter

ICTMN Staff

January 07, 2012

The Navajo Nation Supreme Court recently issued its opinion in the Matter of Quiet Title to Livestock Grazing Permit No. 8-487 Formerly Held by Martha Francis, No...

Craven Appeal of Cobell Moves Forward

Rob Capriccioso

January 06, 2012

WASHINGTON – Kimberly Craven – the Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate woman sometimes incorrectly styled as the sole objector to the Cobell settlement – is moving forward with her appeal, tak...

10th Circuit Court of Appeals Affirms Family Relationship

Carol Berry

January 05, 2012

A man convicted of engaging in a sexual act with a 12-year-old girl should not be barred from contact with his son and other young family members in part because “there is absolute...

10th Circuit Court Says Offender Registration Is Required

Carol Berry

January 03, 2012

Congress has the authority to require federal sex offenders to re-register in the state where they live, work, or study whether or not they travel inter-state, a federal appeals co...

Métis 2011: A Year of Triumphs, and Heritage Pride

ICTMN Staff

January 03, 2012

As 2011 opened, the mixed-race aboriginal group, comprised of descendants of fur-trading settlers and aboriginals, had declared 2011-2020 the Decade of the Métis Nation with the id...

The Inuit in 2011: A Snapshot and Retrospective

ICTMN Staff

January 02, 2012

This time last year the Inuit in Iqaluit, the capital of Nunavut territory, were battling the Arctic equivalent of a heat wave: Temperatures hovering around freezing were making ro...