Judge George Hugo Boldt •For the tribes, enforcing the treaties meant establishing three fundamental points: tribal fishers could fish free of state regulation; tribes, as sovereign gover - Puyallup, Washington - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Judge George Hugo Boldt •For the tribes, enforcing the treaties meant establishing three fundamental points: tribal fishers could fish free of state regulation; tribes, as sovereign gover Add to Reading List Document Date: 2012-06-21 14:34:36 Open Document File Size: 1,25 MB Share Result on Facebook City Washington / / Country United States / / Event Judicial Event / / IndustryTerm state law / law / / Organization American Rights Fund / Supreme court / / Person Janet McCloud / Hank Adams / David / Ralph Johnson / Jack Metcalf / Richard Sohappy / George Hugo Boldt / Walter Neubrecht / Belloni / William O. Douglas / Barbara Lane / Isaac Stevens / / Position Yakima fisherman / anthropologist / Senator / Judge / Lawyer / / ProvinceOrState Oregon / / SocialTag Puyallup tribe Treaty rights History of Washington Washington Native American history United States v. Washington United States v. Winans Law Sovereignty Tribal sovereignty in the United States

Judge George Hugo Boldt •For the tribes, enforcing the treaties meant establishing three fundamental points: tribal fishers could fish free of state regulation; tribes, as sovereign goverAdd to Reading List