San Francisco / Washington / D. C. / San Diego / Springfield / /
Company
Hoopa Valley Tribe / Northern Helex Co. / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
IndustryTerm
law-of-the-case principle / /
NaturalFeature
Valley Indian / /
Organization
Congress / United States Court of Claims / Supreme Court / Hoopa Valley Tribe's Business Council / US Federal Reserve / Indian Claims Commission / Yurok / Interim Yurok Governing Committee / Tribe / Department of the Interior / Hoopa Business Council / U.S. Department of the Interior / Department of The Interior Relating / Interior Department / /
Person
James A. Michaels / James E. Brookshire / Jerry R. Goldstein / Anthony C. Liotta / Beaver / Wallace A. Sheehan / Schwartz / William C.Wunsch / Edward M. Fogarty / Jerry C. Straus / William K. Shearer / Yurok Indians / Bryan R. Gerstel / DISMISS FRIEDMAN / Clifford L. Duke / Jr. / /
Position
trustee and administrator / counsel / Secretary of the Interior .... / representative of the plaintiff group / TRIAL JUDGE / Solicitor / Secretary of the Interior. / Chief Judge / trial judge for recommended decision / Assistant Secretary / Executive / Secretary of the Interior / Solicitor of the Department / representative / Secretary / Judge / /
661 F.2d 150 Jessie SHORT, et al. v. The UNITED STATES, Defendant, and Hoopa Valley Tribe of Indians, Defendant-Intervenor.