A CVSG for Malaterre v. Amerind?

The Malaterre v. Amerind cert petition is scheduled for this Friday’s Supreme Court Conference. Despite being a SCOTUSblog petition to watch, it really isn’t certworthy (though pretty much any tribal immunity-related petition attracts attention).

Might Malaterre be a candidate for CVSG, assuming it isn’t simply denied? Perhaps, for two reasons. First, the Court asked the OSG five times in the last couple Terms for the government’s views in Indian law cases. Second, the immunity question may depend on the Court’s interpretation and analysis of Section 17 of the Indian Reorganization Act.

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Filed under Author: Matthew L.M. Fletcher, economic development, Research, sovereign immunity, Supreme Court

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  1. Pingback: Mid-Term Supreme Court Indian Law Update | Turtle Talk

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