Question 1

What did the Ninth Circuit decide in Moss J. Witt, an American Citizen of Choctaw Indian Descent v. The United States of America the Secretary of Interior the U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs the Attorney General of the United States, Jackie Laverne Jarman, a Cherokee Indian Citizen v. The United States of America?

Accepted Answer

Moss J. Witt, an American Citizen of Choctaw Indian Descent v. The United States of America the Secretary of Interior the U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs the Attorney General of the United States, Jackie Laverne Jarman, a Cherokee Indian Citizen v. The United States of America is a decision of the Ninth Circuit. Review the opinion text below for the holding.

Question 2

Is Moss J. Witt, an American Citizen of Choctaw Indian Descent v. The United States of America the Secretary of Interior the U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs the Attorney General of the United States, Jackie Laverne Jarman, a Cherokee Indian Citizen v. The United States of America still good law?

Accepted Answer

FlawCheck shows no negative treatment for Moss J. Witt, an American Citizen of Choctaw Indian Descent v. The United States of America the Secretary of Interior the U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs the Attorney General of the United States, Jackie Laverne Jarman, a Cherokee Indian Citizen v. The United States of America in the current circuit citation data.

Question 3

When was Moss J. Witt, an American Citizen of Choctaw Indian Descent v. The United States of America the Secretary of Interior the U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs the Attorney General of the United States, Jackie Laverne Jarman, a Cherokee Indian Citizen v. The United States of America decided?

Accepted Answer

This case was decided on July 20, 1982.

Question 4

How do I cite Moss J. Witt, an American Citizen of Choctaw Indian Descent v. The United States of America the Secretary of Interior the U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs the Attorney General of the United States, Jackie Laverne Jarman, a Cherokee Indian Citizen v. The United States of America?

Accepted Answer

Use the citation No. 405945 and verify it against the official reporter before filing.

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Moss J. Witt, an American Citizen of Choctaw Indian Descent v. The United States of America the Secretary of Interior the U. S. Commissioner of Indian Affairs the Attorney General of the United States, Jackie Laverne Jarman, a Cherokee Indian Citizen v. The United States of America

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