Major Case for Indians Faces Long Legal Battle
A seven-defendant federal case tied to the Wounded Knee occupation in 1973 moves toward trial. Defense lawyers frame it as a major civil rights case, hinging on the 1868 treaty and challenging federal authority. Trials will cover charges including conspiracy riot arson and assault of federal officers with proceedings set in South Dakota Minnesota and Oklahoma.
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