Hoopa appendix supporting summary judgment - Schlosser Law Files

1 can meet any of the enrollment criteria of the Hoopa Valley
2 Tribe set out in the decision of the United States Court of
Claims in its March 21, 1982, decision in the Short case (No.
102—63) as “Schedule A”, “Schedule B”, or “Schedule C”
and who—
6 (A) maintained a residence on the Hoopa Valley
7 - Reservation on -the date of enactment of this Act; -
8 - (B)
had maintained a residence on the Hoopa
9 Valley Reservation at any time within the five year
10 period prior to the enactment -of this Act; or
11 (C) owns an interest in real property on the
12 Hoopa Valley Reservation on the date of enactment of
13 this Act,
14 my elect to be, and, upon such election, shall be entitled to
15 be, enrolled as a full member of the Hoopa Valley Tribe.
16 (2) Notwithstanding any provision of the constitution,
17 ordinances or resolutions of the Hoopa Valley Tribe to the
18 contrary, the Secretary shall cause any entitled person elect-
19 ing to be enrolled as a member of the Hoopa Valley Tribe to
20 be so enrolled and such person shall thereafter be entitled to
21 the same rights, benefits, and privileges as any other member
22 of such tribe.
23 (3) Any person enrolled in the Hoopa Valley Tribe pur-
24 suant to this subsection shall be assigned by the Secretary
25 that quantum of “Indian blood” or “Hoopa Indian blood”, as
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