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Turtle Talk: Indian law rulings in Colorado and Oregon courts


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"Two more states with intermediate appellate courts. You may wonder why I think that’s important, while KF thinks whether the judges are elected or appointed is important. We’re working on it.

In Oregon, tribal interests win at a 40 percent rate.

In Colorado, tribal interests win at a 67 percent rate."

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State Supreme Court Outcomes: Colorado and Oregon (Turtle Talk 6/15)

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