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Here is the unpublished opinion in Dupris v. McDonald. An excerpt: In 2006, Jesse Dupris and Jeremy Reed (the “Plaintiffs”) were arrested on tribal charges for assaults they did not commit. In 2008, they commenced this action against the members … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2014/02/10/ninth-circuit-rejects-ftcabivens-claims-against-federal-tribal-officers/">Continue reading →</a>

Ninth Circuit Rejects FTCA/Bivens Claims against Federal & Tribal Officers