IILP Email – Tuesday, Nov 12

Celebrate Native American Heritage Month with a special webinar featuring federal judges of Native American ancestry.

Native Americans and the Federal Judiciary

Join IILP, the National Native American Bar Association, and several sitting federal judges of Native American ancestry to discuss Native American presence in the U.S. federal courts at our next History and Heritage Month Webinar.

Since 1810 no other group or issue has been presented before the Supreme Court more than Native American issues. Nevertheless, there have been few Native Americans serving as Article III judges.

Speakers:

• Lawrence Baca, Former President, National Native American Bar Association

• Hon. Ada Brown, Judge, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas

• Robert Osley Saunooke (moderator), Singleton Schreiber, Senior Counsel and President, National Native American Bar Association

• Hon. Shanlyn Park, Judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Hawai’i

• Hon. Sunshine S. Sykes, Judge, U.S. District Court for the Central District of California

Learn more from these distinguished speakers - 

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