Box 376
Container
Contains 6 Results:
Upper Skagit
File — Box: 376, Folder: 1
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In 2006, Hart was asked by the Upper Skagit Tribe to research a question related to the Boldt Decision, which used the phrase "the marine waters of Puget Sound." He was asked to determine if that phrase was meant to include Skagit Bay and Saratoga Passage, locations used for fishing by the Upper Skagit. The Suquamish had claimed that the above passage entitled them to fish in Upper Skagit waters. Hart was asked to look at the issue from an historical point of view, and submitted a historical...
Dates:
2006-2007
Case Law
File — Box: 376, Folder: 2
Scope and Contents
From the File:
In 2006, Hart was asked by the Upper Skagit Tribe to research a question related to the Boldt Decision, which used the phrase "the marine waters of Puget Sound." He was asked to determine if that phrase was meant to include Skagit Bay and Saratoga Passage, locations used for fishing by the Upper Skagit. The Suquamish had claimed that the above passage entitled them to fish in Upper Skagit waters. Hart was asked to look at the issue from an historical point of view, and submitted a historical...
Dates:
2006-2007
Research, Fishing
File — Box: 376, Folder: 3
Scope and Contents
From the File:
In 2006, Hart was asked by the Upper Skagit Tribe to research a question related to the Boldt Decision, which used the phrase "the marine waters of Puget Sound." He was asked to determine if that phrase was meant to include Skagit Bay and Saratoga Passage, locations used for fishing by the Upper Skagit. The Suquamish had claimed that the above passage entitled them to fish in Upper Skagit waters. Hart was asked to look at the issue from an historical point of view, and submitted a historical...
Dates:
2006-2007
Legal Documents
File — Box: 376, Folder: 4
Scope and Contents
From the File:
In 2006, Hart was asked by the Upper Skagit Tribe to research a question related to the Boldt Decision, which used the phrase "the marine waters of Puget Sound." He was asked to determine if that phrase was meant to include Skagit Bay and Saratoga Passage, locations used for fishing by the Upper Skagit. The Suquamish had claimed that the above passage entitled them to fish in Upper Skagit waters. Hart was asked to look at the issue from an historical point of view, and submitted a historical...
Dates:
2006-2007
Material Cited by Jon Kimerling
File — Box: 376, Folder: 5
Scope and Contents
From the File:
In 2006, Hart was asked by the Upper Skagit Tribe to research a question related to the Boldt Decision, which used the phrase "the marine waters of Puget Sound." He was asked to determine if that phrase was meant to include Skagit Bay and Saratoga Passage, locations used for fishing by the Upper Skagit. The Suquamish had claimed that the above passage entitled them to fish in Upper Skagit waters. Hart was asked to look at the issue from an historical point of view, and submitted a historical...
Dates:
2006-2007
Upper Skagit, 2006-2007
File — Box: 376
Scope and Contents
In 2006, Hart was asked by the Upper Skagit Tribe to research a question related to the Boldt Decision, which used the phrase "the marine waters of Puget Sound." He was asked to determine if that phrase was meant to include Skagit Bay and Saratoga Passage, locations used for fishing by the Upper Skagit. The Suquamish had claimed that the above passage entitled them to fish in Upper Skagit waters. Hart was asked to look at the issue from an historical point of view, and submitted a historical...
Dates:
2006-2007