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Senate Indian Affairs Committee To Examine Prediction Markets And Tribal Implications
The U.S. Senate Committee on Indian Affairs will convene a critical roundtable to examine how the explosive growth of prediction markets intersects with Tribal gaming sovereignty and established regulatory frameworks. As sports-related prediction markets expand rapidly, Tribal governments and gaming organizations contend these platforms may constitute sports wagering that circumvents the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act and Tribal-state compacts. The August 2026 discussion brings together Tribes, states, regula
United States Government
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Holland & Knight
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ACHP Proposes Sweeping Overhaul Of Section 106 Tribal Consultation Regulations
The Advisory Council on Historic Preservation has voted to approve a draft Notice of Proposed Rulemaking that would fundamentally restructure the Section 106 Tribal consultation process under the National Historic Preservation Act. The proposed revisions would replace the existing step-by-step consultation framework with an agency-prepared report system, narrow key definitions affecting historic property eligibility, and shift significant control over timelines and outcomes to federal agencies.
United States Government
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Holland & Knight
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Leonard Peltier’s Last Chance: The Pope, Stevie Van Zandt, And A 3AM Phone Call | Kevin Sharp (Video)
After decades of advocacy, Leonard Peltier was granted clemency on the final day of the Biden administration. The effort required an extraordinary coalition spanning Native American communities, civil rights organizations, a rock legend from the E Street Band, and even a phone call to the Vatican at three o'clock in the morning. Kevin Sharp, who served as Peltier's attorney, takes you inside this remarkable journey.
United States Government
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Sanford Heisler Sharp McKnight
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FAO Development Law Service Will Hold April 30 Webinar On The Rights Of Nature
The Food and Agriculture Organization's Development Law Service is hosting a webinar to explore the emerging legal concept of Rights of Nature and its intersection with critical areas including water resources, Indigenous Peoples' rights, biodiversity, and sustainable food systems. Legal experts will provide analytical insights through case studies and examine how this evolving framework connects to FAO's mandate for environmental protection and land tenure.
Worldwide Environment
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Bergeson & Campbell
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