Alaska Can't Prove Law Bars Trust In Land Dispute, Tribes Say

By Crystal Owens · October 25, 2023, 8:12 PM EDT

Alaska can't meet the "extraordinarily high burden" it carries to prove that Congress intended a federal law addressing the state's settlement claims with its Indigenous tribes to repeal or revoke the secretary...

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Case Information

Case Title

State of Alaska v. Newland et al

Case Number

3:23-cv-00007

Court

Alaska

Nature of Suit

Other Statutes: Administrative Procedures Act/Review or Appeal of Agency Decision

Date Filed

January 17, 2023

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