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...Batzulnetas and sit on the banks of the Copper River in the company of Katie John. You might learn something. Heather Kendall Miller of Anchorage is a lawyer who represents Katie John of behalf of the Native American Rights Fund.
...Alaska tribes. "It's very much an attack on the tribal community. The tribal community is in shock," said Heather Kendall-Miller, an attorney in the Anchorage office of the Native American Rights Fund. Stevens' move raises long-simmering...
...would have to specifically create them and has chosen not to, Mitchell said. An opposing argument, written by Heather Kendall-Miller for the Alaska Inter-Tribal Council, says tribes as defined by the federal government have always existed...
...Native community will forever walk away from him and he will have no political future in the state," declared Heather Kendall-Miller, Katie John's attorney, in an interview this week. If Knowles doesn't appeal, he should be impeached...
...sovereignty of tribe-run villages. "People are still scrambling to figure out what the heck does this mean?" said Heather Kendall Miller, a lawyer with the Native American Rights Fund. "When he says 'unified,' it sounds like he wants to do away...
...really is a major reversal in the Alaska Supreme Court, in their view of tribal powers within Alaska,'' said Heather Kendall-Miller, an attorney who filed a court brief on behalf of the Alaska Inter-Tribal Council. A petition asking the...
...sovereignty of Alaska for a political vote." "The Native community is concerned about this approach," said Heather Kendall-Miller, Katie John's attorney, who would like the governor to forget about the appeal, since she has won in the...
...That attitude is what scares many Natives about Murkowski's request for a seat on the subsistence board, said Heather Kendall Miller, an attorney with the Native American Rights Fund. She told the board Wednesday that the state is "trying to...
...really is a major reversal in the Alaska Supreme Court, in their view of tribal powers within Alaska,'' said Heather Kendall-Miller, an attorney who filed a court brief on behalf of the Alaska Inter-Tribal Council. A petition asking the...
...of Yupik would make local governing nearly impossible. Supporters of the law say it exempts Native languages. Heather Kendall Miller, an attorney with the Native American Rights Fund, says the law violates the First Amendment right to free speech...