First non-Indian to face Yaqui court under new law
At Pascua Yaqui in Arizona the tribe uses a federal enabled measure to prosecute a non Indian man for domestic violence marking the first test of the program. Judge Melvin Stoof prepares to try the case as tribal authorities showcase a high tech courthouse and juries drawn from both Indian and non Indian communities.
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Washington Post
Alfred Urbina
Pascua Yaqui
Tucson
Ariz
United States
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Valenzuela
Eloy Figueroa Lopez
Lopez
Pascua
Justice Department
Congress
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Ans
Obama
Somayesva
Virginia
Urbina
Cantor
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Doc Hastings
R-Wash
U.S
Casino del Sol
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Everest avalanche kills Sherpas and halts climb season
Mount Everest avalanche on the south face kills 13 to 16 Sherpa guides, with rescuers suspending search for three missing. Nepalese officials warn operation may not resume as families of guides mourn the dead and climbers face rising costs and safety concerns. Nepal relies on climbing fees though many Sherpas seek higher protections and benefits.
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India
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Costa Mesa
Calif
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Burke
Gui
Tibet
Lakpa Sherpa
Reuters
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Tenzing Norgay
Sherpas
Nepal
Everest Jump Live canceled by Discovery Channel
Discovery Channel canceled the live telecast of Everest Jump Live after the Mount Everest tragedy. Joby Ogwyn was set to leap from Everest in a wing suit on May 11, with the network offering condolences to the Sherpa community.
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