Indian Tribal Conflict Resolution and Tort Claims and Risk Management Act of 1998: Hearing Before the Committee on Indian Affairs, United States Senate, One Hundred Fifth Congress, Second Session, on S. 2097 ... July 15, 1998, Washington DC.U.S. Government Printing Office, 1999 - 348 pages |
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... defense based upon judicial or legislative immunity . Under this statute , the federal government has retained its rights to sovereign immunity in broad areas , including those functions that are inherently " governmental . " 5 28 ...
... defense based upon judicial or legislative immunity . Under this statute , the federal government has retained its rights to sovereign immunity in broad areas , including those functions that are inherently " governmental . " 5 28 ...
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... defense and states play offense . These tax provisions will encourage states to bring additional pressure to extend their taxing powers deeper into reservation life . The greatest encouragement possible for increased tribal - state ...
... defense and states play offense . These tax provisions will encourage states to bring additional pressure to extend their taxing powers deeper into reservation life . The greatest encouragement possible for increased tribal - state ...
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... defense . A few contained a provision that stated that the insurer would only raise the immunity defense if the tribe authorized the company to do so in writing . However , one insurance company representative with many clients in ...
... defense . A few contained a provision that stated that the insurer would only raise the immunity defense if the tribe authorized the company to do so in writing . However , one insurance company representative with many clients in ...
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... defense , while the government is more likely to simply deny FTCA coverage to avoid the cost of settlement or payment of the claim , thus leaving the tribe at financial risk.12 Vehicles represent the tribes ' biggest potential exposure ...
... defense , while the government is more likely to simply deny FTCA coverage to avoid the cost of settlement or payment of the claim , thus leaving the tribe at financial risk.12 Vehicles represent the tribes ' biggest potential exposure ...
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... defense of the case had been assumed by the DOJ . Years later when he applied for another job , a routine background check of the National Practitioner Data Bank revealed that the doctor had been sued and his case had been settled ...
... defense of the case had been assumed by the DOJ . Years later when he applied for another job , a routine background check of the National Practitioner Data Bank revealed that the doctor had been sued and his case had been settled ...
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