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Final Unified Decree For The Snake River Basin Adjudication, Fifth Judicial District Court, Twin Falls County, Idaho
Final Unified Decree For The Snake River Basin Adjudication, Fifth Judicial District Court, Twin Falls County, Idaho
Native American Water Rights Settlement Project
Court Decree: Unified Final Decree relating to all water rights in Snake River Basin. Contents: I. Procedure, p.1; II. Findings of Fact, p.4; III. Conclusions of Law, p.6; IV. Order p. 9; Attachments available on website:
Attachment 1: Snake River Basin Water System Map
Attachment 2 -- Issued Partial Decrees by subcase or basin number
Attachment 3 -- General Provisions by Basin
Attachment 4 -- Water Right Agreements Between the State of Idaho and the United States of America:
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
- Revised Partial Final Consent Decree Determining the Rights of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
- Water Right Partial Decrees
- …
Final Unified Decree For The Snake River Basin Adjudication, Fifth Judicial District Court, Twin Falls County, Idaho
Final Unified Decree For The Snake River Basin Adjudication, Fifth Judicial District Court, Twin Falls County, Idaho
Native American Water Rights Settlement Project
Court Decree: Unified Final Decree relating to all water rights in Snake River Basin. Contents: I. Procedure, p.1; II. Findings of Fact, p.4; III. Conclusions of Law, p.6; IV. Order p. 9; Attachments available on website:
Attachment 1: Snake River Basin Water System Map
Attachment 2 -- Issued Partial Decrees by subcase or basin number
Attachment 3 -- General Provisions by Basin
Attachment 4 -- Water Right Agreements Between the State of Idaho and the United States of America:
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
- Revised Partial Final Consent Decree Determining the Rights of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
- Water Right Partial Decrees
- …
Final Unified Decree For The Snake River Basin Adjudication, District Court Of The Fifth Judicial District Of The State Of Idaho, In And For The County Of Twin Falls
Final Unified Decree For The Snake River Basin Adjudication, District Court Of The Fifth Judicial District Of The State Of Idaho, In And For The County Of Twin Falls
Native American Water Rights Settlement Project
Court Decree: Unified Final Decree relating to all water rights in Snake River Basin. Contents: I. Procedure, p.1; II. Findings of Fact, p.4; III. Conclusions of Law, p.6; IV. Order p. 9; Attachments available on website:
Attachment 1: Snake River Basin Water System Map
Attachment 2 -- Issued Partial Decrees by subcase or basin number
Attachment 3 -- General Provisions by Basin
Attachment 4 -- Water Right Agreements Between the State of Idaho and the United States of America:
Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
- Revised Partial Final Consent Decree Determining the Rights of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes
- Water Right Partial Decrees
- …
Avoiding Adversarial Adjudication, Michael T. Morley
Avoiding Adversarial Adjudication, Michael T. Morley
Scholarly Publications
There are a variety of procedural vehicles through which litigants may seek a substantive court ruling or order that declares or modifies their legal rights and obligations without actually litigating the merits of a case as a whole or particular issues within the case. These alternatives include defaults, failures to oppose motions for summary judgment, waivers and forfeitures, stipulations of law, confessions of error, and consent decrees. Courts presently apply different standards in determining whether to accept or allow litigants to take advantage of each of these vehicles for avoiding adversarial adjudication. Because all of these procedural alternatives share the …
The Growing Power Of Healthcare Ethics Committees Heightens Due Process Concerns, Thaddeus Mason Pope
The Growing Power Of Healthcare Ethics Committees Heightens Due Process Concerns, Thaddeus Mason Pope
Faculty Scholarship
Complex ethical situations, such as end-of-life medical treatment disputes, occur on a regular basis in healthcare settings. Healthcare ethics committees (HECs) have been a leading dispute resolution forum for many of these conflicts. But while the function of HECs has evolved from mediation to adjudication, the form of HECs has not evolved to adapt to this expanded and more consequential function.
HECs are typically multidisciplinary groups comprised of representatives from different departments of the healthcare facility: medicine, nursing, law, pastoral care, and social work, for example. HECs were established to support and advise patients, families, and caregivers as they work …