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Archive for the ‘Native American Law’ Category


Judge sides with American Indians in Wyoming voting case

A federal judge on Tuesday sided with American Indians and ordered Fremont County to elect county commissioners in five separate districts. U.S. District Judge Alan B. Johnson’s order rejected Fremont County’s proposal to continue with at-large voting in most of the county. Fremont County holds most of the Wind River Indian Reservation, the only reservation [...]

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Why Tribes Need Their Own Labor Laws

A lack of employment and labor relations laws on Indian reservations has made tribes too vulnerable to exploitation by unions and leaves too many gaps for federal agencies to fill, according to a column written by Kaighn Smith Jr., a partner at the law firm Drummond, Woodsum, and MacMahon, and published in Indian Country Today [...]

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