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Alaska Native village joins suit over new state law
Friday, September 12, 2003
The Alaska Native village of Nunapitchuk has joined a lawsuit against a new state law that aims to limit public interest lawsuits. The law prevents public interest groups and citizens from recovering attorney fees and costs in suits against state agencies. Otherwise, the winning side of any case in the state can recoup all legal fees from the losing side. Get the Story:
Tougher public interest litigant law challenged (The Anchorage Daily News 9/12)
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