A Conversation on Voting Rights and Indian Country
In this first-of-its-kind online conversation, NARF legal experts Natalie Landreth (Chickasaw) and Jacqueline De León (Isleta Pueblo) discuss the historic struggles
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Patent, trade secrets, copyright, trademark. We’ve heard these terms, but what do they mean in practice? What is the role
After Lawsuit From Blackfeet Nation, County Agrees to Satellite Office on Reservation
Three days after the Blackfeet Nation brought a federal lawsuit against Pondera County arguing that the county was violating the voting rights of tribal members, Pondera
Alaska Supreme Court waives witness signature requirement on absentee ballots for upcoming election
Alaskans will not need a witness to sign their absentee ballots for the November general election because of COVID-19, the Alaska Supreme Court decided Monday. The state
Confirmation Hearings for Supreme Court Nominee Barrett to Begin Next Week
Next week, the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary is scheduled to begin confirmation hearings for Judge Amy Coney Barrett, who was nominated by President
Court Permanently Strikes Down Montana Law That Restricts Native Voting Rights
On September 25, 2020, a Montana court permanently struck down a state law that severely restricted the right to vote for indigenous people living on rural reservations.
We Have Every Right to Vote
Dear Friends,
Today is National Voter Registration Day, and we have one message for you: there is no such thing as not voting. Choosing not to vote is itself a choice. It is
Nevada Tribes Seek to Protect Native Voters
UPDATE: Great news! On Friday, September 18, the US District Court for the District of Nevada issued an order in Donald J. Trump for President, Inc., Republican National
Welcome to New NARF Staff: Patrice Kunesh, Samantha Blencke, and Megan Condon
We are very excited to welcome new staff to the NARF family. This summer, we had three additions to our team:
Most recently, Patrice H. Kunesh joined our Colorado office
Protecting Religious Expression at a Texas Graduation
Update August 2020: In August of 2020, Tacoda Goodall and Charity Goodall-Smith and the Midway Independent School District resolved this case through settlement. To
