The federal judge handling the Cobell trust fund case said on Monday he plans to award money to hundreds of thousands of Indian landowners.
The exact amount will be determined later this summer. Judge James Robertson is holding a trial, starting June 9, to arrive at a figure.
The Cobell plaintiffs want $58 billion restored to the trust. The Bush administration says no money can be awarded through this proceeding, only through a damages lawsuit.
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Money award expected in trust case (The Oklahoman 4/29)
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Judge likely to award money in Indian trust case
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Historical Accounting Decision:
Findings
of Fact and Conclusions of Law (January 30, 2008)
Trial Transcripts:
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Trial Order:
Cobell v.
Kempthorne (April 20,2007)
Relevant Links:
Indian Trust: Cobell v. Kempthorne - http://www.indiantrust.com
Cobell
v. Norton, Department of Justice - http://www.usdoj.gov/civil/cases/cobell/index.htm
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resolving Cobell case (4/7)
House panel
threatens Cobell accounting cut (4/4)
Letter: A small spark of justice in Cobell case
(3/31)
Cobell plaintiffs say $58B owed
for Indian trust (3/21)
Cobell case set
for resolution in court (3/6)
Judge sets
June 9 trial to resolve Cobell case (3/5)
Judge to hold Cobell hearing this Wednesday
(3/3)
Next hearing in Cobell case set
for March 5 (02/21)
Resolution appears
near in Cobell trust case (2/19)
Editorial: Settle 'botched' Indian trust fund
(02/06)
Editorial: Settle the Indian trust
fund lawsuit (2/4)
Kempthorne reiterates
$7B Indian trust offer (2/1)
Editorial:
A remedy for 'neglect' of Indian trust (2/1)
Cobell: 'Great day in Indian Country' (1/31)
Judge: Cobell historical accounting
'impossible' (1/30)
Cobell statement on
historical accounting decision (1/30)
Jim Cason: Historical accounting facts (01/18)
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