Indian Law News Bulletins
A current awareness service of the National Indian Law Library (NILL). The purpose of the Indian Law Bulletins is to provide succinct and timely information about new developments in Indian Law. See the "about" page for each bulletin for specific information on monitoring, content selection criteria, and timeliness of publication.
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U.S. Supreme Court BulletinUpdated 5/31/13 Petition for certiorari was denied in Native Village of Kivalina v. Exxon Mobil Corporation (Climate Change) on 5/20/13. Additional Supreme Court resources are available from our case law resources page. | Archives by Supreme Court Term
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Federal Courts of Appeal BulletinUpdated 5/31/13 We feature a case relating to tribal recognition and tribal elections. | Archives
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Federal Trial Courts BulletinUpdated 5/31/13 We feature a case from a tax court regarding a tribally owned corporation and corporate excise tax. | Archives
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State Courts BulletinUpdated 5/31/13 We feature a case relating tribal sovereign immunity and a subpoena. |
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U.S. Regulatory Information BulletinUpdated 5/31/13 We feature proposed rules from the Department of Interior, Bureau of Indian Affairs regarding appeals of land acquisition decisions. | Archives
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U.S. Legislation 112th Congress BulletinUpdated 5/31/13 Four new bills were added: | Archives |
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News BulletinUpdated 5/31/13 In the "Recognition & Enrollment" section we include an article on a U.S. Court of Appeals decision relating to a tribal enrollment dispute. |
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Law Review/Bar Journal Articles BulletinUpdated 5/31/13 We feature several on climate change and indigenous peoples published in an issue of the Tulane Environmental Law Journal. | Archives
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