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1 Selected Federal and State Court Case Updates Presentation for National American Indian Court Judges Association National Tribal Judicial Conference By Melody McCoy Native American Rights Fund www.narf.org October 19, 2012

2 U.S. Supreme Court Potentials  Tribal Sovereign Immunity from Suit o Young v. Fitzpatrick (No. 11-1485) o Contour Spa v. Seminole Tribe (No. 12-372) o Furry v. Miccosukee Tribe (No. 12-376)  Indian Child Welfare Act o Adoptive Couple v. Cherokee Nation (No. 12-399) 1

3 Tribal Civil Jurisdiction  Merits  Exhaustion  Application of Law  Comity and Enforcement 2

4 Federal Court Jurisdiction  Well-Pleaded Complaint Rule  Indispensable & Necessary Parties 3

5 Sovereign Immunity  3 rd Party Summonses  Tribal Officials  Tribal Entities  Removal 4

6 Criminal Issues  ICRA o Wilbur v. Makah Tribal Court (W.D. Wash.) o Miranda v. Anchondo (9 th Cir.) o Romero v. Goodrich (10 th Cir) 5

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