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Who Speaks for Oklahoma? Setting the Scene for Coming Tribal Negotiations

Who Speaks for Oklahoma? Setting the Scene for Coming Tribal Negotiations

by Benjamin Lepak | Jul 22, 2020 | Blog

The situation in Oklahoma is fluid after the Supreme Court’s consequential decision in McGirt v. Oklahoma. There are many moving parts. Independent state officials apparently have different goals and motivations, and legal uncertainty abounds. Against this background,...
Who Speaks for Oklahoma? Setting the Scene for Coming Tribal Negotiations

Oklahoma Leaders Should Demand Congress Fix the Supreme Court’s Mess, Not Rush to Strike a Deal with the Tribes

by Benjamin Lepak | Jul 13, 2020 | Blog

Five lawyers in Washington, D.C. have announced that many of us have been living on Indian reservations all this time, we just didn’t know it. In response, several of our elected state leaders have made noises indicating they are in the process of giving away the...

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