The Road To Perdition
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Title
The Road To Perdition
Description
This newspaper article describes the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in the Lyng v Northwest Indian Cemetery Protection Association case.
Creator
Los Angeles Times
Source
U.C. Davis Special Collections
Publisher
San Francisco Banner Daily Journal
Date
04/26/1988
Rights
Humboldt State Special Collections
Language
English
Extent
1 Page
Identifier
D-334 David Risling Papers
Folder 7281 Box 34
Folder 7281 Box 34
Alternative Title
Open Forum
Abstract
The court was very much aware that around the country dozens of Indian tribes have objected, on religious grounds to projects that the government has proposed on federal land.
If the majority had sided with the California tribes, such a decision would have limited the government's ability to manage the vast expanses or federal property. As O'Connor acknowledged putting the Indians' beliefs first ''could easily require (their) de facto beneficial ownership of some rather spacious tracts of public property'."
If the majority had sided with the California tribes, such a decision would have limited the government's ability to manage the vast expanses or federal property. As O'Connor acknowledged putting the Indians' beliefs first ''could easily require (their) de facto beneficial ownership of some rather spacious tracts of public property'."
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Citation
Los Angeles Times , “The Road To Perdition,” The Gasquet Orleans Road, accessed May 6, 2024, https://goroad.omeka.net/items/show/376.