Judicial Dynamics of Native American Rights

This chapter explores the intricate judicial perspectives of U.S. Supreme Court justices on Native American rights, focusing on Justice Gorsuch's originalist stance in pivotal cases like McGirt. It contrasts Gorsuch's views with those of his colleagues, particularly exploring the judicial implications of the McGirt decision and its ripple effects on tribal sovereignty. Additionally, the chapter addresses the tension surrounding state responses to federal rulings, the manipulation of legal information, and the ongoing struggles for Indigenous justice.