Hoopa appendix supporting summary judgment - Schlosser Law Files
Hoopa appendix supporting summary judgment - Schlosser Law Files
Hoopa appendix supporting summary judgment - Schlosser Law Files
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the <strong>Hoopa</strong> Valley Tribe and the Yurok<br />
Tribe.<br />
‘‘(ii) LIMITATION.—No expenditures<br />
for any purpose shall be made from the<br />
Settlement Fund before the date on which,<br />
after receiving the report under clause (i),<br />
Congress enacts a law authorizing such expenditures,<br />
except as the <strong>Hoopa</strong> Valley<br />
Tribe and Yurok Tribes may agree pursuant<br />
to their respective constitutional requirements.<br />
‘‘(6) CLAIMS.—<br />
‘‘(A) IN GENERAL.—The Court of Federal<br />
Claims shall hear and determine all claims of<br />
the Yurok Tribe or a member of the Yurok<br />
Tribe against the United States asserting that<br />
the alienation, transfer, lease, use, or management<br />
of land or natural resources located within<br />
the Yurok Reservation violates the Constitution,<br />
laws, treaties, Executive orders, regulations, or<br />
express or implied contracts of the United<br />
States.<br />
‘‘(B) CONDITIONS.—A claim under subparagraph<br />
(A) shall be heard and determined—<br />
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