The Legal Intelligencer...with a lawsuit filed in 1996 by Elouise Cobell of Montana. The Blackfeet leader observed that those who leased Indian land made money from its...
... Rhoades was convicted of three murders in Idaho Falls and Blackfoot in 1998 and sentenced to death for two of them. ...
...account statements still had not been reconciled, Cobell, a member of the Blackfeet Tribe from Montana, joined with others in suing. Because many...
...Appeals noted that although Cruz has "descendant" status with the Blackfeet Tribe, he doesn't meet the criteria to be legally classified as...
...he added. In a statement, lead plaintiff Elouise Cobell, a Blackfeet Indian, said she is "disappointed, to say the least." ...
...kind or another."The suit, first filed in 1996 by Blackfeet Indian Elouise Cobell, claims the government has mismanaged more than $100 billion...
...unreasonably delayed Indian trust accounting The suit, first filed in 1996 by Blackfeet Indian Elouise Cobell, claims the government has mismanaged more than $100 billion...
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