Summary
- NARF has released three YouTube videos commemorating 25 years of the Tribal Supreme Court Project, highlighting its advocacy efforts and future goals.
- The videos explore the Project's origins, its influence on landmark cases like McGirt and Brackeen, and emphasize the need for stronger factual records in lower courts.
- University of Colorado Law School's S. James Anaya, the last Native attorney to argue before the Supreme Court in 2001, underscores the necessity for mentorship in building a Native Supreme Court practice bar.
- The Project aims to empower Native advocates to participate in future Supreme Court oral arguments, addressing critical gaps in representation.
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