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3 opinions for “Christine Georgina Tuttle”
Williams v. Goverpublic domain
490 F.3d 785 Danny L. WILLIAMS; Beverly A. Clark-Miller; Freddie A. Gramps, Jr.; Carrie Jean Pedrini-Pierson; Christine Marie Dobis; Cindy Lusk Wicklander; Claudia Gramps; Gary Lee Seek; Jacqueline Marie Conn; Davida E. Gramps; Julia Jarvis Wicklander; Lavonne Tracy Woods Gramps; Lawrence Ira Seek; Rhonda Leann Corkin; Richard Wicklander; Ricky Dale Gramps; Ronald Seek; Rose Shumard Wicklander; Roxanne Gramps; Russell D. Gramps; Susanne Gramps; Ter
Williams v. Goverpublic domain
FOR PUBLICATION UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE NINTH CIRCUIT DANNY L. WILLIAMS; BEVERLY A. CLARK-MILLER; FREDDIE A. GRAMPS, JR.; CARRIE JEAN PEDRINI- PIERSON; CHRISTINE MARIE DOBIS; CINDY LUSK WICKLANDER; CLAUDIA GRAMPS; GARY LEE SEEK; JACQUELINE MARIE CONN; DAVIDA E. GRAMPS; JULIA JARVIS WICKLANDER; LAVONNE TRACY WOODS GRAMPS; LAWRENCE IRA SEEK; RHONDA LEANN CORKIN; RICHARD WICKLANDER; RICKY DALE GRAMPS; RONALD SEEK; ROSE No. 04-17482 SHUM
Williams v. Goverpublic domain
KLEINFELD, Circuit Judge. This case is controlled by the proposition that an Indian tribe has the power to decide who is a member of the tribe. Facts Plaintiffs claim that they are descended from people who wére named as members of the Mooretown Ranchería Indian tribe in either a 1915 census or a 1935 tribal voter list. “Rancherías are numerous small Indian reservations or communities