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How to choose a Solar Charge Controller
A solar charge controller( or regulator, as they are sometimes known) is an essential part of every solar charging kit. The main role of a controller is to protect and automate the charging of the battery. It does this in several ways:
1. REDUCING THE VOLTAGE OF YOUR SOLAR PANEL
Without a controller between a solar panel and a battery, the panel would overcharge the battery by generating too much voltage for the battery to process, seriously damaging the battery.
Overcharging a battery could result in the battery exploding!
2. MONITORING THE VOLTAGE OF YOUR BATTERY
The controller detects when the battery's voltage is too low. When the battery drops below a certain level of voltage, the controller disconnects the load from the battery in order to prevent the battery from being drained.
A completely drained battery will lose some of its overall capacity.
Low voltage can still damage the battery if the load is connected.
3. STOPPING REVERSE CURRENT AT NIGHT
The controller stops any current from flowing back into the solar panel at night.
This prevents any damage to your solar charging kit.
NOTE: The controller can also regulate current from the load when the load is connected to the controller. The load terminal on the controller is for direct connection of the load to the controller - unlike a wind turbine controller, it is NOT a load dump. The controller can still operate as normal if there is no load directly connected to it.
This diagram illustrates the connectivity of a typical solar power kit, including a solar panel, a solar charge controller, a battery and the load (e.g. a light bulb). The solar panel connects to the controller through positive and negative leads, only creating a charging function when the controller is connected to a battery. The load is then responsible for the discharging function from the controller (if it is connected to the controller).
NB: In some rare cases, a solar panel can be connected directly to a battery, without a controller. This can be achieved if the nominal voltage of the panel is lower than 17-18V, and if the solar panel is a lot smaller than the charging battery e.g.. a 10W panel charging a 100Ah battery.
There are many different types of controllers on the market. Choosing the right controller depends on the solar power system you would like to generate.
A brilliant little device that boasts compatibility, simplicity, and a utilitarian understanding of solar panels, batteries, and loads: it is included in most of our small and medium sized kits.
As it uses PWM technology, the amount of current and voltage that is lost between the panel and the battery is reduced to next to nothing. It can prolong battery life and also protect it from overcharging, undercharging, short circuiting, and overheating.
This charge controller does not have to be used solely on one panel and one battery; a 10A PWM controller cab be used to regulate the charge of an array of solar panels connected in parallel with a total power of 160W. If you were to get a 20A PWM controller, you would be able to regulate a solar panel bank of up to 320W for 12V batteries, and 640W for 24V batteries.The PWM controller can also be used to connect solar panels to a battery bank of 12V batteries, provided that the batteries are the same size and that they are in good condition. The 10A controller is also conveniently compact, at only 14 x 7 cm.
Controllers with LCD displays
The programmable features allow the user to customise the charging process by setting the battery type and the capacity, choosing charging voltages at each stage, setting protection parameters, and by switching the load on and off by timer.
These controllers put the power in the owner's hands, and makes a solar circuit much more advanced and controllable. An LCD display gives you information about many things, including:
-the solar panel current/voltage,the battery current/voltage
-the state of charge of the battery
-the temperature
-current charging stage
Dual battery controllers
This can be used to monitor and regulate two independent (electrically isolated) batteries at the same time.
It is an essential item for anyone looking to charge both their leisure battery and their engine battery, or anyone who wants to charge a bank of several 12V leisure batteries and a starter battery at the same time.
The user has two charging options: to charge both of the connected batteries at an equal rate, or to give one battery charging priority (e.g. 80% of power to go to the engine battery and 20% to the leisure battery). A remote display can be equipped to this controller so that the user has more control over the regulation between the two batteries. Despite being called a "dual battery controller", it can also be used to charge one battery - a second battery can be added later.
Waterproof controllers
These controllers are specifically designed for wet environments.
In terms of functionality, they are almost completely identical to the standard 10A PWM controller. It has multiple settings for timer-controlled load work, which is ideal for street lighting and perfect for anyone who wants to set up a solar charging kit on their boat.
MPPT controllers
Along with PWM, there is one other method of solar charge regulation that is considered the most efficient method: MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking).
MPPT controllers are the most efficient and powerful controllers that we offer, but they should only be used when the solar panel voltage is much higher than the battery voltage. An MPPT system is able to lower the voltage of a panel (or an array of solar panels) that is up to ten times higher than the voltage of a battery to match the voltage of the battery without losing any of the current in the process. The MPPT controller works at a higher efficiency rate than the PWM controller; while a PWM controller operates at an efficiency level of 75%-80%, an MPPT controller operates at an efficiency rating of 92-95%.
MPPT controllers also boost the amount of current going to the battery, which can vary in amount depending on the weather, the temperature, the battery state of charge, and other factors. There would be no negative repercussions from using a MPPT controller on a solar panel with a voltage close to the battery voltage, but the benefits from MPPT in this sort of system would be much lower.
It has the same protective features as the PWM controllers. We include a 20A MPPT controller in our 200W/250W kits, due to the fact that an MPPT controller allows the panel to operate at the maximum level that it can. Some have built-in LCD displays, while others have RJ45 sockets for a remote meter that allow you to monitor the charging process.
We hope that this information will help you find the right controller. If you have any questions, please contact us and we will be happy to answer them.
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January 17, 2020 Monica Williamson
Any posts for an open Indian law or leadership job received prior to 12pm EST on Friday will appear in that week's announcement, when the following information is sent to indigenous@law.msu.edu:
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Pueblo of Laguna
RFP, Defense Legal Services, Pueblo of Laguna, NM. Seeks proposal from any law firm or individual practicing attorney to provide legal services for adult criminal defense or representation of juveniles in delinquency proceedings when there is conflict of interest or unavailability of regular defender. Reply by March 4, 2020.
RFP, Prosecutor Legal Services, Pueblo of Laguna, NM. Seeks proposals from any law firm or individual practicing attorney to provide prosecutorial legal services for adult criminal or juvenile delinquency cases when there is conflict of interest or unavailability of regular prosecutor. Reply by March 4, 2020.
Public Defender, Dept: Pueblo Court, Pueblo of Laguna, NM.Full-time attorney to represent adult criminal defendants and juveniles in delinquency cases in Laguna Pueblo Court. Leisurely commute from Albuquerque metro or Grants. Application is open until filled.
Please visit the Pueblo of Laguna website for more information and application instructions at www.lagunapueblo-nsn.gov or you can contact the Human Resources office at (505) 552-6654.
The Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi
Paralegal, Fulton, MI. Develops and maintains archive files for all legal projects; Develops procedures for file management and tracking of open project files; Composes memoranda, correspondence, and draft pleadings/documents; and more.For more information and to apply visit the link. Application closes January 28, 2020 at 8:30AM.
Ho-Chunk Nation Department of Justice
Tribal Prosecutor. This position shall represent the ho-Chunk Nation in the prosecution of criminal code and civil offenses. Coordinate with Ho-Chunk Nation law enforcement for investigations, evaluating evidence, and case preparation. For more information please see the position description. Application form here.
Deputy Managing Attorney, International Program, San Francisco, CA. The Managing Attorney will directly supervise seven program attorneys and professional staff. Additionally, this role will work with the Managing Attorney and other staff to help develop and lead the program's growing body of work to speed the transition from dirty fossil fuels to clean energy solutions in key countries around the world. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis until the position is filled.
Summer 2020 Tribal Partnerships Clerkship, Denver, CO or Seattle, WA. Work with attorneys in the Tribal Partnerships Program to conduct legal research, produce legal writing, and help develop outreach and partnership strategies. Under the supervision of an attorney, a law clerk's primary responsibilities are to perform legal and factual research, and to develop case strategy and legal theories. For more information please see the position description.
The Suquamish Tribe
Forestry Program Manager, Natural Resource Department, Suquamish, WA. The Program Manager manages and mentors program staff, updates and implements the Port Madison Indian Reservation Forest Management Plan, develops and manages program budgets and grants, evaluates program capacity and needs, and develops strategies to address priorities. This position is open until filled
Mitchell Hamline School of Law
Tenured or Tenure-track Law Professor, St. Paul, MN. Mitchell Hamline School of Law seeks a professor to serve as Co-Director of its Indian Law Program and teach Tribal Law and related courses. Applications close 1/24/20. Contact colette.routel@mitchellhamline.edu with questions.
Yurok Tribe
Title IVE Manager, Northern California. To apply please visit www.yuroktribe.org or call (707) 482-1350 for more information.
Martha L. King, P.C., Native Owned Native Law
Associate Attorney, Albuquerque, NM. Provision of business law services to tribal entities, including developing, amending, advocating, negotiating and/or implementing: governing documents, codes and amendments to support self-governance and economic development; employee handbooks and policies and procedures; intergovernmental agreements; and business documents. Open until filled. For more information please see the position description.
Udall Foundation, John S. McCain III National Center for Environmental Conflict Resolution
(Senior) Program Associate, Tucson, AZ. Support and assist Project and Program Managers to provide NCECR services in facilitation and mediation, project intake, management and contracting of neutral third-party contractor selection, support and management of the neutral contract, and support management of multiple projects simultaneously. Closing Date of Application: January 27, 2020. For more information visit the website or see the job description.
Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians Tribal Court
Contract Grant Writer, Placerville, CA. This is a short-contract position helping a growing Tribal Court in the preparation and submission of a grant tied to the important work of juvenile justice. Timeframes for submitting proposals are shortened due to upcoming project. Deadline January 27, 2020. Please see description for more information.
Staff Attorney, Norfolk, NE. Provide legal assistance to Native Americans in tribal, state, and federal forums. Emphasis on representing Native survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, and trafficking. Position open until filled. See job description for more information.
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation (CTUIR)
Tribal Attorney, Office of Legal Counsel, Pendelton, OR. OLC provides legal services and representation to the CTUIR Board of Trustees and all respective tribal departments, managers, and staff. For more information please see the position description.
Judicial Branch of the Navajo Nation
Staff Attorney, Chinle Judicial District, Chinle, AZ. This position provides complex legal advice and guidance, conducts legal research, and drafts legal documents in support of judges and other court staff. For more information, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.navajocourts.org/vacancies. This position is open until filled.
Staff Attorney, Aneth Judicial District, Aneth, UT. This position provides complex legal advice and guidance, conducts legal research, and drafts legal documents in support of judges and other court staff. For more information, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.navajocourts.org/vacancies. This position is open until filled.
Staff Attorney, Dilkon Judicial District, Dilkon, AZ. This position provides complex legal advice and guidance, conducts legal research, and drafts legal documents in support of judges and other court staff. For more information, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.navajocourts.org/vacancies. This position is open until filled.
Staff Attorney, Kayenta Judicial District, Kayenta, AZ. This position provides complex legal advice and guidance, conducts legal research, and drafts legal documents in support of judges and other court staff. For more information, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.navajocourts.org/vacancies. This position is open until filled.
District Court Judge, Judicial District Court, Navajo Nation Wide. The District Court Judge is responsible in presiding over civil, criminal and family court cases; provides policy direction and guidance in the operation of the Judicial District. For more information, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.navajocourts.org. This position is open until filled.
Associate Justice, Supreme Court of the Navajo Nation, Window Rock, AZ. This position shall perform work of unusual difficulty, hear arguments, read briefs and conduct research necessary to pass judgment and issue rulings on cases brought before the Navajo Nation Supreme Court. For more information, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.navajocourts.org. This position is open until filled.
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Coalition to Stop Violence Against Women
Executive Director, Albuquerque, NM. Lead the organization in building and strengthening social, political, and economic environments in which violence against Native American women no longer exists. Application closes January 15th, 2020. Please see the position description for more information and how to apply.
U.S. District Court for the District of Utah
Law Clerk, St. George, UT. Judge David Nuffer oversees all cases originating out of the southern region of Utah. Main duties include: manage assigned civil and criminal cases, perform legal research as required, and make recommendations and propose solutions. Application closes 1/16/20.
Pueblo of Zuni Tribal Courts
Chief Tribal Judge, Zuni, NM. The Chief Tribal Judge performs judicial work of considerable and varying difficulty in the adjudication of cases. They are responsible for the administration and management of the Tribal Courts. Apply online at http://www.ashiwi.org. For more information please call the Zuni Human Resources Department at (505) 782-7086.
Oglala Sioux Tribe
In-House Counsel Vacancy Announcement, Pine Ridge, SD. The Junior Associate will work for the Oglala Sioux Tribe Council, the Executive Committee and the Health and Human Services and Education Standing Committees. Counsel must attend weekly meetings with Committees and attend Tribal Council meetings as assigned. The application closes January 17, 2020. Please see the position description for more information.
Staff Attorney, Cass Lake, Leech Lake Reservation, MN. Provide civil legal assistance and court representation to program clients before area Tribal Courts, State Courts, and Administrative Forums. This position will be open until filled. Please see the hiring announcement for additional information.
Hopi Tribe
Chief Prosecutor, Kykotsmovi, AZ. This position is responsible for executive and administrative control of the Hopi Office of the Prosecutor ("Office"), as well as the investigation and prosecution of crimes committed by adult and juvenile offenders within the exterior boundaries of the Hopi Reservation, and presentation of minor in need of care matters in the Hopi Children's Court. Other key duties are indicated on the attached job description.
Deputy Prosecutor, Kykotsmovi, AZ. This position performs professional legal work in the investigation and prosecution of adult and juvenile criminal offenses through conviction and appeal; presentation of certain civil cases in the Hopi Family Court, including Minor In Need of Care cases; legal research and preparation of Court documents; participates as directed in specialty dockets such the Hopi Family Wellness Court and Veterans' Court; and more. Other key duties are indicated on the attached job description.
Deputy General Counsel, Kykotsmovi, AZ. Provides professional legal counsel and representation to the Hopi Tribal government – including the legislative and executive branches of the Hopi Tribe, the administrative departments, offices and programs. Other key duties are indicated on the attached job description.
Associate Attorney, Midwest Regional Office, Chicago, IL. Work closely with Staff Attorneys, a Deputy Managing Attorney, the Managing Attorney, and clients to investigate, develop, and prosecute cases; Participate in the full range of tasks involved in complex litigation, including factual investigation, legal research and analysis, discovery, briefing, witness preparation, and oral advocacy; and more. Applications are due by 2/3/2020, and will be reviewed on a rolling basis after the due date. Please see the position description for more information.
Associate Attorney, Northwest, Seattle, WA. Work closely with Staff Attorneys and clients to investigate, develop, and litigate cases. As the attorney gains experience, typically her or his case load will include both cases for which he or she has primary responsibility under the supervision of a Staff Attorney, and cases on which he or she works in a supporting role with Staff Attorneys. Applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
Staff Attorney, Anchorage, AK. Litigate cases from beginning to end, performing all aspects of litigation; Develop litigation and legal advocacy strategies to support program goals; Collaborate and manage relationships with co-counsel, clients, and coalition partners; and more. Rolling deadline until position filled. Please see the position description for more information.
COMMISSION ON NAVAJO GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT
The Judicial Branch of the Navajo Nation is seeking applicants for nomination of membership on the Commission on Navajo Government Development. The nominee must be a licensed attorney and a member of the Navajo Nation Bar Association. All interested individuals should submit a letter of interest and resume to Chief Justice JoAnn Jayne, P.O. Box 520, Window Rock, AZ, 86515, by December 23, 2019. Nominations to the Commission are subject to confirmation by the Navajo Nation Council.
Staff Attorney, Chinle Judicial District, Chinle AZ. This position provides complex legal advice and guidance, conducts legal research, and drafts legal documents in support of judges and other court staff. For more information, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.navajocourts.org/vacancies. This position is open until filled.
Tribal Attorney, Banning, CA. Provide legal counsel on a range of issues as well as representation in tribal and state court regarding matters affecting the Morongo Tribal Government and its various departments, subject to the direct and oversight of the In-House General Counsel. Posted Until Filled. Please see the position description or website for more information.
Alaska Native Justice Center
Tribal Court Facilitator, Anchorage, AK. Coordinate and manage the Tribal Court Support program which provides technical assistance and training to tribal justice systems. Work closely with ANJC team, rural health care providers, and tribal representatives to identify resources and gaps in victim-centered tribal justice delivery, and develop tools that leverage existing resources to fill those gaps. Position open until filled. Full job description and application available here.
Paralegal, Anchorage, AK. The Paralegal supports ANJC Staff Attorneys and is responsible for maintaining communication and coordination of legal services with Alaska Tribes and tribal entities in Indian Child Welfare cases. The Paralegal also supports work related to providing training and technical assistance to sustain Alaska Tribes' courts. Position open until filled. Full job description and application available here.
Family Law Attorney, Anchorage, AK. ANJC seeks a Staff Attorney I/II to provide legal services to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, dating violence and stalking. Responsible for managing a caseload of state court family law matters, domestic violence protective orders and other matters as assigned. Position open until filled. Full job description and application available here.
The ACLU of Michigan
(2) Staff Attorney, anticipated Detroit, MI. Litigate a wide variety of civil rights and civil liberties cases at the trial and appellate levels in both state and federal courts, acting as lead or co-counsel, and often in partnership with volunteer attorneys, coalition partners, and lawyers from the national ACLU. A significant goal of this position is to enable the ACLU of Michigan to respond quickly when significant civil rights and civil liberties issues present themselves in our communities. For more information please see the position description.
Staff Attorney, Sacramento, CA. Legal assistance to low-income individuals and tribes on an extensive range of Indian law issues. Duties will include research and writing, counsel and advice, representation in federal, state, and tribal court, and community outreach. Open until filled. See job description for more information.
Intake Advocate/Paralegal, Sacramento, CA. Duties will include conducting client intakes, gathering information on potential Indian law issues, performing follow-up investigation and research, drafting client documents under attorney supervision, providing referrals, and administrative duties. Open until filled. See job description for more information.
Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Reservation
Staff Attorney, Oakville, WA. Responsible for working with the Office of Tribal Attorney (OTA) representing the Departments of the Tribe and some work with the Tribe's enterprises. Focus on working with the Tribe's contract attorney representing and doing work for the Social Services and Behavioral Health Departments of the Tribe and providing other Indian Law and sovereignty services for the Tribe. Ability to maintain a high level of confidentiality is required. Closing Date: January 24, 2020. See the position description or visit the website for more information.
Prairie Island Indian Community
Assistant General Counsel, Welch, MN. Will be responsible for representing the Community in various matters, including those involving: contracts, tribal governance and tribal agencies, employment issues/disputes, land and environment, land assignments and housing, healthcare, litigation, enrollment, ordinance drafting and revision, gaming operations and regulations, and government relations. Closing date: January 31, 2020. Please see the position description for more information.
DSHS Chief Review Judge, Thurston County, WA. The Chief Review Judge leads a group of professional staff including DSHS Review Judges. You'll have broad decision-making authority delegated by the Secretary and direct the department's program and policies for administrative hearings, appeals of agency decisions and coordination of agency rules and policies. See job description for more details. Closing Date: 1/29/20.
Tohono O'odham Nation
Attorney General, Sells, AZ. The attorney general provides legal advice and representation to all officials, agencies, departments, divisions and branches of the Tohono O'odham Nation, a federally recognized Indian tribe with 2.8 million acres of reservation land in Southern Arizona. The attorney general represents the Nation in all legal proceedings. For more information see the job description or visit the website.
Mitchell Hamlin School of Law
Mitchell Hamline's Public Health Law Center, St. Paul, MN. The closing date for all positions is: January 31, 2020.
HEAL Tobacco Staff Attorney
PHLC Staff Attorney
(there are 4 openings between the HEAL Tobacco and PHLC Staff Attorney)
PHLC Administrative Assistant
PHLC Policy Analyst
Fredericks Peebles & Patterson LLP
Associate Attorney, Rapid City, SD. Provide counsel and legal services to new and existing clients as well as represent clients in a professional and expedient manner; Participate in business development functions (conferences, seminars, etc.) as requested to maintain and build client relationships as well as expand business opportunities; and more. Position open until filled.
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Little River Band of Ottawa Indians
Legal Intern, Manistee, MI. The Intern will assist the ULD in its role as in-house legal counsel to the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians that provides legal services and representation to the Tribal Government and its Enterprises, including Elected Officials, Departments, Commissions, and the Little River Casino Resort. Applications will be reviewed on a revolving basis beginning December 1, 2019 until the position is filled. Application instructions here and please see the position description for more information.
Paralegal, Welch, MN. A primary objective for the role is to improve, update and maintain a data and records management system. The closing date for this position is January 3, 2020. Please see the job description for more information.
Lewis Roca Rothgerber Christie
Indian Law Attorney, Phoenix, AZ. The Phoenix office of is seeking an associate to join its Tribal Affairs practice. The ideal candidate will have significant experience working on Federal Indian law and Indian Gaming matters. Posting will be open until filled. Please see the position description for more information.
Makah Tribe
Pro Tem Judge RFP, Neah Bay, WA. The Makah Tribal Council invites proposals for interested parties to contract with the Makah Tribe to provide judicial services by acting as a Judge Pro Tem for the Makah Tribal Court in accordance with the Makah Tribe's Law and Order Code. Closing Date: January 17, 2020 at 4:00p.m.
Tacoma Pro Bono
Contract Attorney, Tacoma, WA. This attorney will work for the Native American Law Aid Program, a civil legal aid program funded by a grant from the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. The attorney will provide direct legal services, from brief advice to full representation, in a variety of civil matters in tribal, state, and administrative forums. Applications are accepted through January 30, 2020.
Port Madison Enterprises (Suquamish Tribe)
Legal Office Administrator/Board Coordinator, Suquamish, WA. The Legal Office Administrator/Board Coordinator assists in the management and administration of Port Madison Enterprises Legal Department and Board of Directors operations. Position duties include providing administrative support to attorneys and paralegals, production and maintenance of corporate board meeting minutes and other records, managing document filing and organizational systems, and monitoring department expenses and budgets. This position is open until filled. The announcement and application materials are available here.
Please note that Friday Job Announcements will take a holiday pause next week. See posts from December 13, 2019.
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Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes
Family Defense Attorney, Flathead Reservation, Pablo, MT. Represents parents and guardians in child protection proceedings. Application closes January 2, 2020. Job announcement and application materials are available here.
Hufford, Horstman, Mongini, Parnell & Tucker, PC
Attorney, Flagstaff, Arizona. Provide general representation to public school districts, tribally-controlled grant schools, and charter schools. Applicants must be admitted to the Arizona Bar or capable of admission within six months, and admission to the Navajo Nation Bar Association is preferred. Recruitment will continue until the position is filled. Please see the job announcement for more information and application instructions.
The Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians
Tribal Court Administrator (TCA), Palm Springs, CA. This position offers the opportunity to play a leading role in the initial establishment of the ACBCI Tribal Court System. The TCA will have the responsibility for management and supervision of daily court operations, including development, implementation and maintenance of the case management system, facilities management and security, strategic planning and fiscal activity. For more information please see the position description.
Public Defender, Dept: Pueblo Court. Closing date for application submission Open Until Filled. Please visit the Pueblo of Laguna website for more information and application instructions at www.lagunapueblo-nsn.gov. For more information please see the position description.
Swinomish Indian Tribal Community
Indian Child Welfare Act (ICWA) Attorney, La Conner, WA. The attorney will be responsible for representing Swinomish in State court dependency proceedings relating to Swinomish children and youth under the ICWA and state law. The attorney will be responsible for and should have experience in the following: drafting and filing notices of intervention and appearance; drafting trial and appellate briefs when appropriate; and more. Please see the position description for more information. This position is open until filled.
Office of the Attorney General:
Attorney, Window Rock, AZ. Under general direction of Assistant Attorney General for the Litigation Unit, the Attorney General, and Deputy Attorney General, advises and represents the Navajo Nation Government in all areas of civil law before Navajo Nation, federal, and state courts and administrative tribunals, with a specific emphasis on labor and employment law. This position is open until filled, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.dpm.navajo-nsn.gov/jobs.html.
Principal Attorney, Window Rock, AZ. Under general direction of the Assistant Attorney General or the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General, provides professional legal work and advice to the Navajo Nation Office of the Controller (OOC), Office of Management & Budget (OMB), Office of the Navajo Tax Commission (ONTC), Department of Retirement Services (NDRS), Budget and Finance Committee (BFC), and Investment Committee (IC), and, as required, to the Navajo Nation Council, Oversight Committees, the Executive, Legislative and Judicial Branches, and Chapters regarding a wide range of legal issues. This position is open until filled, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.dpm.navajo-nsn.gov/jobs.html.
Attorney, Window Rock, AZ. Under general direction of Assistant Attorney General or the Attorney General, and Deputy Attorney General, provides legal direction to Navajo Nation Division, Departments and Offices, regarding a wide range of legal issues, including statutory and regulatory authority, contract disputes and procurement issues; and intergovernmental relations; performs professional legal work in research, trial prep and other legal work; and performs related duties as required. This position is open until filled, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.dpm.navajo-nsn.gov/jobs.html.
Attorney, Window Rock, AZ. Under general direction of Assistant Attorney General or the Attorney General, and Deputy Attorney General, provides legal direction to Navajo Nation Division of economic/Community Development Chapters and Navajo Nation Gaming Regulatory Office regarding a wide range of legal issues, including statutory and regulatory compliance, contract disputes and procurement issues, and intergovernmental relations; performs professional legal work in counseling, research, trial and other legal work; present case in courts; and performs related duties as required. This position is open until filled, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.dpm.navajo-nsn.gov/jobs.html.
Senior Programmer Analyst, Window Rock, AZ. Under general direction of the Attorney General and Deputy Attorney General, performs a variety of complex duties such as installing, programming, maintaining, saving of organization's information within the Office of the Attorney General. Responsibilities: Serves as a resource person with regard to matters relating to information systems, special problems and development in implementation of security controls, efficient use and maintenance of system and equipment; Facilitates implementation management information systems to be compatible with federal, state and other departments. This position is open until filled, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.dpm.navajo-nsn.gov/jobs.html.
Office of the Prosecutor:
Attorney, Window Rock, AZ Under supervision of the Chief Prosecutor/Deputy Chief Prosecutor represents the interest of the Navajo Nation government. Provides and assists several district prosecutor offices in prosecution of criminal and civil cases representing the interests of the Navajo Nation government. This position is open until filled, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.dpm.navajo-nsn.gov/jobs.html.
Water Rights Unit:
Assistant Attorney General, Window Rock, AZ The Assistant Attorney General (AAG) for the Water Rights Unit is the lead water rights attorney for the Navajo Nation, representing the Nation in multiple water rights adjudications pending in state and federal courts, in state administrative water rights matters and in any settlement negotiations concerning the Nation's water rights. The AAG directs and supervised the work of all attorneys within the Unit and contract attorneys representing the Navajo Nation on water rights matters. This position is open until filled, please see the position description or to apply, visit http://www.dpm.navajo-nsn.gov/jobs.html.
Hoopa Tribal Court
Hoopa Tribal Court RFQ, Northern California, 95546. Seeking statements of qualifications from contractor(s) to perform grant writing specifically for the Hoopa Valley Tribal Court. Please see the request for more information.
Lummi Indian Business Council
Staff Attorney III, Bellingham, WA. Works within the Office of the Reservation Attorney for the Lummi Nation concerning or affecting tribal sovereignty, cultural sovereignty, environmental matters, and self-governance, with a special emphasis on protecting treaty fishing and hunting rights. For more information please see the job description.
See posts from December 6, 2019.
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November 8, 2019 Monica Williamson
Office of the Solicitor
Attorney-Advisor, Albuquerque, NM Main duty is advising the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Closing date of the application is November 15, 2019. Apply here and see the job description for more information.
Pokegnek Bodewadmik (Pokagon Band of Potawatomi)
Executive Director, New Buffalo, MI. Responsible for the day-to-day operations of the Gaming Commission under the supervision of the Commission and provides administrative support to the Gaming Commission. Position will be filled by 1/1/20. Please see the job description for more information.
Legislative Assistant, Washington, D.C. Reports to the V.P. of Policy and Legislation and provides administrative and legislative support to Policy and Legislation Lands, Wildlife & Oceans and Access to Justice Teams, and assists in the implementation of legislative and administrative strategies on environmental issue priorities for Earthjustice. For more information please see the job description.
Litigation Assistants, Washington, D.C. The Litigation Assistant provides administrative and litigation support services for nine active Clean Energy Program attorneys practicing in state and federal courts, in public service commissions, and in various administrative forums. This application has a rolling deadline. You can apply here or see the job description for more information.
Kadiak LLC
Tribal Courts Project Manager, BIA Tribal Courts, Anchorage, AK. The PM manages and coordinates all work, activities, issues, and other contractual obligations relating to this contract and will interface with the Government Contracting Officer (CO), the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) and any Task Managers. Please see the job description for more information and visit the link to apply.
Association of Village Council Presidents
Chief Administrative Officer, Bethel, AK. The Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) is responsible for all administrative operations, including fiscal functions. The CAO will also be responsible for large project implementation and will be a part of the management leadership team. See job announcement for more details. The Association of Village Council President is one of the Nation's largest tribal consortiums with a service area the size of Washington State. See the position description for more information.
Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas
Staff Attorney, Work with Native American individuals, families, organizations and Tribal governments in all areas of Federal Indian Law, including but not limited to, advising on issues involving jurisdiction, estate planning, trust assets, tribal governance, employment, and the Indian Child Welfare Act. May represent clients in court or before quasi-judicial or administrative agencies of government. Fill out an application at: kickapootexas.org. If you have any questions please call 830-773-2105.
The Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin
Tribal Prosecutor, Keshena, WI. Under the general direction of the Tribal Chairman, the purpose of the position it to interview witnesses and prepare them for trials, continuing ongoing investigations, preparing criminal cases for trial, presenting criminal cases in trials, rendering legal advice and assistance to local law enforcement officials, and litigating cases before Tribal Court. Closing Date: 11/12/2019 at 11:59 p.m. Interested applicants may apply online and see the job description for more information.
Tolowa Dee-Ni' Nation
RFQ, Associate Judge, Appellate Judge or Chief Judge. Soliciting letters of interest and qualifications. Any questions regarding this solicitation can be directed to elsie.petrie@tolowa.com. Closing Date November 18,2019. Please see the RFQ for more information.
Tribal Advocate (Public Defender), La Conner, WA. The Tribal Advocate is a solo practitioner and represents indigent defendants in Swinomish Tribal Court. Swinomish public defense aspires to restorative justice for each criminal defendant and pursues a better way of realizing public safety and community wholeness. Client-centered representation shall include representation for appellate, post-conviction, and probation matters associated with a criminal case. This application is open until filled. Please see the position description for more information.
Public Defender, Dept: Pueblo Court, Laguna, NM. Application is open until filled. Please visit the Pueblo of Laguna website for more information and application instructions at www.lagunapueblo-nsn.gov or you can contact the Human Resources office at (505) 552-6654.
The Morongo Band of Mission Indians
Tribal Attorney, Banning, CA. Provide legal counsel on a range of issues as well as representation in tribal and state court regarding matters affecting the Morongo Tribal Government and its various departments, subject to the direction and oversight of the In-House General Counsel. This is an exempt position. For more information please see the description.
National Sea Grant Law Center
Intern, Oxford, Mississippi. This position seeks to provide a law student from a diverse background an opportunity to work in the field of ocean, coastal, and Great Lakes law, with an emphasis on issues facing underrepresented or indigenous communities. This summer, the intern will work on a project related to the Pamunkey Indian Tribe in Virginia. The closing date is January 15, 2020.
The National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers (NACDL)
2020 Diversity Summer Law Fellowship. The goal of the 8-week program is to pair law students from historically underrepresented backgrounds with top criminal defense practitioners around the country. More information, including a list of criminal defense practitioners who will be hosting diversity fellows in 2020, and a fellowship application form and instructions, is available here.
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November 1, 2019 November 1, 2019 Monica Williamson
Director, Office of Native American Affairs (C.E.A., A), Sacramento, CA. Under the general direction of the Attorney General and the Chief Deputy to the Attorney General, the incumbent is responsible for the strategic planning, organizing, and policy development for the Office of Native American Affairs (ONAA). Application must be received by Nov. 22, 2019. Please see the job description for more information and to apply.
Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation
Trainer, Elected Tribal Governance, Pendleton, OR. Proposals or quotes are needed for Trainers to conduct an on-site tribal governance workshop for the elected members of the Board of Trustees, the governing body under the Umatilla Constitution and Bylaws. The one day Workshop is tentatively scheduled for Wednesday, December 11, 2019. Attached is an RFP, workshop agenda and concepts. The first review of proposals or quotes is October 28, and will remain open until filled. For more information about the Umatilla Tribes see visit their website.
Mellon Library Native American Fellowship, Salem, MA. Beginning in early 2020, this twelve-month fellowship in the Phillips Library will provide an emerging librarian of Indigenous descent with training and duties comparable to those of an Assistant Librarian. This position will play an integral role in assisting with developing and executing cataloging projects to provide better access to materials related to Indigenous subjects. In addition, the Fellow will support the library's mission of collecting, stewarding, and providing access to materials and resources. Deadline for application and materials is Friday, November 15, 2019. Please see the job description for more information and how to apply.
The Gila River Indian Community
Protective Services Attorney, AZ. Represent the Community in cases arising under the Indian Child Welfare Act in Arizona and other state courts. The position requires admission to the Arizona State Bar and 3 years of experience as an attorney in child welfare matters. This is a full-time position in Arizona with a base salary of $82,908 and excellent benefits. The position is open until filled. Apply online at here and see the position description for more information.
In-House Associate Counsel, Pine Ridge, SD. Work for the Oglala Sioux Tribe Council, the Executive Committee, and with the Health and Human Services and Education Standing Committees. Counsel must attend weekly meetings with Committees and attend Tribal Council meetings as assigned. Application closes December 6, 2019. Please see the job description for more information.
Forestry Program Manager, Dept. of Natural Resources, Suquamish, WA. The Forestry Program Manager is responsible for the management and oversight of the Forestry Program on the Port Madison Indian Reservation and works directly with the Natural Resources Director in setting priorities and implementing actions. This position is open until filled; applications will be accepted thru November 12, 2019.
Tribal Courts Project Manager, BIA Tribal Courts, Anchorage, AK. The PM manages and coordinates all work, activities, issues, and other contractual obligations relating to this contract and will interface with the Government Contracting Officer (CO), the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) and any Task Managers. Please see the job description for more information.
Tribal Court Administrator, Palm Springs, CA. This position offers the opportunity to play a leading role in the initial establishment of the ACBCI Tribal Court System. The TCA will have the responsibility for management and supervision of daily court operations, including development, implementation and maintenance of the case management system, facilities management and security, strategic planning and fiscal activity. Please see the position description for more information.
Associate Judge, Pueblo Court, Laguna, NM. Closing date for application submission is October 18, 2019. Please visit the Pueblo of Laguna website for more information and application instructions at www.lagunapueblo-nsn.gov or you can contact the Human Resources office at (505) 552-6654.
Public Defender, Pueblo Court, Laguna, NM. Application is open until filled. Please visit the Pueblo of Laguna website for more information and application instructions at www.lagunapueblo-nsn.gov or you can contact the Human Resources office at (505) 552-6654.
The Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes
RFP, Associate Judge, Concho, OK. The scope of work includes, but is not limited to handling, presiding over and adjudicating all criminal, civil, juvenile, and traffic cases and litigation as assigned by the Chief Judge or Chief Justice within the jurisdiction of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Court. The full scope of work is included in the description. The closing date for the position is November 29, 2019 at 3pm CST.
The Coquille Indian Tribe
RFP, Chief Judge, North Bend, OR. The Tribe is accepting proposals from qualified attorneys to provide hourly contracted services. The selected candidate would be ineligible for tribal employment fringe benefits. The Tribe anticipates this work will involve up to approximately five or six hours of billable work time per week, excluding travel. This is a three-year appointment, expected to begin on February 1, 2020. The deadline to submit proposals is 5:00 p.m. Pacific, November 15, 2019. Contact Mike Frost at mikefrost@coquilletribe.org with questions.
See posts from October 25, 2019.
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October 25, 2019 October 25, 2019 Monica Williamson
Legal Opportunities
Associate Judge, Dept: Pueblo Court; Application is open until filled.
Public Defender, Dept: Pueblo Court; Application is open until filled.
The Pueblo of Isleta Tribal Court
Presenting Officer, Pueblo of Isleta, Albuquerque, NM. This individual will be responsible to act as the legal representation for the Pueblo of Isleta Social Services Department, Truancy Department, and Children's Intervention Officer in matters where court and/or legal interventions are needed to ensure the safety and well-being of the Pueblo of Isleta community members. All interested individuals can request a copy of the "Request for Letter of Interest" instructions. Details are in the attached advertisement. The Letter of Interest package must reach the Pueblo of Isleta Procurement Office no later than 3:00 pm MST, Thursday, November 14, 2019.
Attorney-Adviser, Office of the Solicitor, Washington, D.C. The attorney provides legal advice to the Bureau of Indian Affairs, Office of Justice Services. Duties include advising the Bureau on matters related to the law enforcement program, litigation, preparing transactional agreements, FOIA review, and drafting legal memoranda and opinions. Please see the link below for a full description of duties and requirements on usajobs.gov. The announcement number is SOL-2020-0002. The solicitation closes on October 30, 2019.
Research and Policy Analyst, Los Angeles, CA. Supports the CA Regional Office's programmatic focus on air pollution and clean energy issues in California by: developing the factual basis for lawsuits, writing and editing comment letters and other advocacy documents, representing Earthjustice in advocacy work with government decision makers, and developing and maintaining relationships with clients and other partners. Please see the job description for more information.
Legal Aid Attorney, Intimate Partner Violence Survivors (IPVS), Pendleton, OR. Serve women suffering from or at risk for any of the following: domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, stalking or trafficking. The IPVS Attorney will advise and if necessary represent eligible clients as they exercise their legal rights to be free from and protected against perpetrators of Domestic Violence (DV). The IPVS Attorney will also develop programmatic materials as needed prioritizing legal materials and resources, and enhance existing legal services to eligible clients. Application closes October 30, 2019. See the position description or visit the website for more information and to apply.
Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation
Chief Judge, J-2147; Colville Tribal Court. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Senior Staff Attorney, 2 positions J-8937; Colville Confederated Tribes, Nespelem, WA. Will provide complex legal services to handle significant legal matters for the Office of Reservation Attorneys. Renewable 3 yr. contract position with a full benefits package, Salary will be negotiated. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Deputy Prosecutor, J-8821; Colville Tribal Court, Nespelem, WA. Represent Criminal, MINOC, Range Impoundment, Natural Resources Enforcement and civil infraction hearings, Wellness court, and appellate cases before the Colville Tribal Court of Appeals. Renewable 3 yr. contract position with a full benefits package. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Managing Public Defender, J-8791; Colville Tribal Court and Court of Appeals, Nespelem, WA. Represent Tribal Members in criminal matters. Renewable 3 yr. contract position with a full benefits package. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Staff Attorney, J-8668; Colville Confederated Tribes Legal Office, Nespelem, WA. providing legal services to Tribal Members. Renewable 3 yr. contract position with a full benefits package. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Please visit and apply at colvilletribes.com or you can contact judy.zunie@colvilletribes.com.
Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa
Staff Attorney, Cloquet, MN. The Staff Attorney provides general legal services to the Band. The Staff Attorney's responsibilities include contract drafting, litigation, working with administrative agencies, preparing tribal ordinances, and other duties assigned by the Tribal Attorney. To apply, please submit a resume and any other supporting documentation to: Fond du Lac Human Resources, 1720 Big Lake Road, Cloquet, MN 55720.
WI Judicare
Legal Advocate, Wausau, WI (can work remotely). This position is part of the Violence Against Women Act Legal Assistance to Victims grant. The Legal Advocate will also directly assist the Lead VAWA Attorney in her representation of Native American survivors of violence. Please see the position description for more information.
DNA Legal Services
Multiple Positions, Farmington, N.M. DNA-People's Legal Services (DNA) is a non-profit law office committed to providing high quality legal services to persons living in poverty on the Navajo, Hopi and Jicarilla Apache Reservations, and in parts of Northern Arizona, Northwest New Mexico, and Southern Utah. DNA is one of the largest Indian legal service organizations in the country. We currently have openings for attorneys in all of our offices. We also have summer law clerk positions – fellowship funded positions, volunteer positions, or Work-Study positions – in all of our offices. If you are interested in applying for a position please email your resume and cover letter to Rodolfo. D. Sanchez, DNA – People's Legal Services Executive Director at rsanchez@dnalegalservices.org.
Center for Indian Country Development (CICD)
Assistant Vice President, Minneapolis, MN. The CICD at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis supports the economic strength of Native communities. This position is a senior member of the leadership team leading the development of the department's portfolio of policy work and research agenda in Indian Country, and contributes to the overall strategic direction of the department, informing senior Bank leadership on economic and tribal development issues, and building external networks and partnerships, particularly with tribal community members and researchers. For more information, please see the position description or to apply. This position is open until filled.
Forestry Program Manager, Dept. of Natural Resources, Suquamish, WA. The Forestry Program Manager is responsible for the management and oversight of the Forestry Program on the Port Madison Indian Reservation and works directly with the Natural Resources Director in setting priorities and implementing actions. The incumbent manages and mentors program staff, updates and implements the Port Madison Indian Reservation Forest Management Plan, develops and manages program budgets and grants, evaluates program capacity and needs, and develops strategies to address priorities.
Association of Village Council Presidents (AVCP)
Chief Administrative Officer, Bethel, AK. We are looking for that rare combination of hard and soft skills that will guide our administrative teams in this period of innovation, as we build systemic efficiency and provide more effective services to our tribal members. The CAO is responsible for directing and evaluating the ongoing administrative operations of the organization, including oversight and responsibility for the fiscal functions of AVCP. Direct experience in non-profit work with tribes or with predominantly government-grant-funded organizations preferred. For more information, please see the position description; to apply, click here. Position open until filled, with review of applicants every 2 weeks.
(3) Summer Legal Interns/Externs, Traverse City and Southwest Michigan offices. MILS is willing to work with interns/externs who need to work remotely. MILS is also willing to work with law school to help law students complete externship credit hour requirements or funding, and will accept applications regardless of year. Open until filled. Please see the position description for more information.
Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians
Summer 2020 Law Intern, Valley Center, CA. The Rincon Band of Luiseno Indians is seeking a law student (or two) who are interested in learning about practicing Native American law on a reservation. In your ten-weeks here, you will be exposed to a broad range of on-going issues, follow cases in litigation, research and write memos on issues, assist in writing and updating ordinances and policies for the Rincon Band, and other projects requested by the Attorney General. Qualified applicants should submit their resume, transcript, writing sample and cover letter to lmckee@rincon-nsn.gov.
National Indian Gaming Commission
Intern, Washington, D.C. Under the supervision of the Office of General Counsel attorneys, interns may assist with a variety of matters, including legal research and writing for legal advisory opinions and other memoranda; reviewing tribal gaming ordinances, proposed management contracts, and other tribal submissions; and providing legal support in enforcement actions and appeals. The intern will be assigned at least one major research and writing project. The intern is expected to work 40 hours per week and will be paid at a GS-7 step 1 equivalent rate. Optionally, at the selected applicant's request, the internship can be converted to an unpaid externship for law school credit. The announcement closes on November 15, 2019 at 11:59 p.m.
Maier Pfeffer Kim Geary & Cohen LLP
Law Clerk, Oakland, CA. The position could either begin part time (exact hours negotiable) during Spring 2020 and convert to full time during Summer 2020, or solely be a full-time Summer 2020 position. Applicants must be enrolled in an ABA accredited law school and a second year law students. Experience or coursework in tribal and Federal Indian Law is strongly preferred. To apply: interested candidates should e-mail a cover letter, resume, writing sample, and unofficial law school transcript to Ms. Bethany Sullivan at bsullivan@jmandmplaw.com by November 22, 2019. See the job description for more information.
Bishop Tribal Council
RFP, Contract Chief Judge, Bishop, CA. The Tribe has received the Juvenile Healing to Wellness Court grant and the Judge will be responsible to lead development and implementation of this grant. Submission deadline is November 15, 2019. For more information please see the announcement.
Hoopa Valley Tribal Court
RFQ, contractual Domestic Violence Attorney, Northern California, 95546. Legal assistance services, notification of key proceeding dates, assistance with restitution advocacy, assistance with victim impact statements, emergency legal assistance for filing restraining or protective orders, and obtaining emergency custody order and visitation rights. Statements must be received by October 31, 2019.
The Shivwits Band of Paiutes' Shivwits Band Corporation
RFP, Economic Development Coordinator, Ivins, UT. Oversee economic development for the Corporation. Main duties will include general oversight of the Shivwits Convenience Store, establishment of concessions and equipment rentals at Fire Lake Reservoir, and other economic development activities. Closing date is November 20, 2019.
The Yakama Nation Housing Authority
RFP, Wapato, WA. Requesting legal services pertaining to Indian housing issues in the following specialties: Real Estate, NAHASDA, Employment, Finance/Development and Legislative. Individuals or firms may send a proposal for one or as many specialties of their choosing. RFP package may be obtained electronically from: alfred@ynha.com. The deadline for submitting a proposal is 2:00 pm November 13, 2019. See the job announcement for more information.
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October 4, 2019 Monica Williamson
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Staff Attorney, Lansing MI. The staff attorney will provide a range of individual advocacy and impact work, including housing law, consumer, public benefits and family law. The position is open until filled. Please visit the link for more information.
The ACLU of Arizona
Legal Director, Phoenix, AZ. lead and expand the ACLU of Arizona's legal program, including developing and litigating high-impact cases and managing the legal department. Be responsible for setting the overall legal strategy to advance the ACLU of Arizona's mission, as well as handling the day-to-day management of legal staff, volunteers, and cooperating attorneys. Provide strategic leadership on both litigation and non-litigation legal advocacy. The job posting is attached and available online.
Sisseton Wahpeton Oyate
Tribal Attorney, Agency Village, SD. Application and job description information can be seen at SWO Human Resources Office or here. Application can be downloaded from "Apply Now" and emailed to ArnoldW@SWO-NSN.GOV or DeniseH@SWO-NSN.GOV. Contact Arnold Williams 698-8238 or Denise Hill 698-8251 with questions.
Court Administrator, Palm Springs, CA. Management and supervision of daily court operations. Please apply@ www.hotwatercasino.com. See the job description for more information.
Berkey Williams LLP
Indian Law Fellowship 2020, CA. Our Fellowship program encourages recent law graduates to work in the field of Indian law and provides Fellows with opportunities to pursue a wide variety of projects in Indian Country. Closing Date: October 30, 2019. Please see the description for more information.
Associate Attorneys, Florida Regional Office, Miami, FL. Earthjustice is hiring two Associate Attorneys in Miami, FL to join the team and is accepting applications on a rolling basis. Associate responsibilities will include but not limited to conducting legal and factual research, prepare memoranda on issues relating to ongoing and potential litigation projects, assist with written discovery requests and depositions and advocate in front of administrative agencies for strong health and environmental protections. The Associate Attorney program is a term-limited, three-year position with a potential for extension. This program is designed to help attorneys develop into thoughtful, professional, and effective advocates skilled in the various phases of public interest litigation.
Michigan Indian Legal Services (MILS)
Attorney, Traverse City, MI. MILS has a 3-year, grant-funded attorney position. The focus of this position will be simple estate planning with individuals in the Native American communities throughout the state. Open until filled. See job description for more information.
RFP. Project Consultant, Traverse City, help set up remote access to server. Proposals due Oct 25, 2019.
RFP. Project Consultant, Traverse City, Assist with a three-year, statewide, legal needs assessment. Proposals due Oct 25, 2019.
The Intertribal Court of Southern California
Tribal Youth Court Coordinator. The Tribal Youth Court Coordinator will also perform a variety of court-support tasks including: (1) developing work methods and procedures; (2) directing communication and coordination with various tribal, state, and federal agencies as well as community partners; and more. See the position description for more information.
Tribal Victim Witness Assistance Specialist, Bay City, MI. Provide advice to District United States Attorney's Office Management and acting as a focal point for tribal, victim matters within the District; Develop and implement specific program activities which promote compliance with Federal victim laws and guidelines; and more. See the job description for more information.
See posts from September 27, 2019. Please read our recent post about the requirements for Turtle Talk Friday Job Announcements. Thank you!
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September 13, 2019 Monica Williamson
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Big Fire Law & Policy Group LLP
Associate Litigation Attorney, Omaha, NE. Big Fire Law provides legal representation and advocacy in a broad range of services, with an emphasis in tribal law and federal Indian law serving tribal nations, tribal business enterprises and tribal organizations throughout the United States. The ideal candidate will have experience in general civil litigation, be a self-starter and team oriented with exceptional organizational skills. Experience working in Indian Country preferred but not required. Please submit resume and cover letter via email to: Barb Baker at bbaker@bigfirelaw.com.
Attorney/Advisor, Office of the Solicitor, Portland, OR. Position provides legal advice and assistance to the Northwest Region of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. Duties include advising the Bureau on a variety of Indian law issues including the authority to take land into trust for Indian tribes, leasing of Indian lands, trespass actions, environmental review of BIA actions focusing on NEPA compliance, title review of realty transactions and FOIA review. Please see the link below for a full description of duties and requirements on usajobs.gov. The position closes September 19th.
Galanda Broadman, PLLC
Litigation Associate, Seattle, WA. The firm seeks an associate who is deeply committed to representing Indian interests, is state bar licensed, preferably in Washington State, and has at least two to five years of experience in civil litigation or serving as a judicial clerk. Qualified applicants should submit a cover letter tailored to this announcement, as well as a résumé, writing sample, transcript, and list of at least three educational and professional references, to Alice Hall, the firm's Office Manager, at alice@galandabroadman.com. For more information about Galanda Broadman, visit galandabroadman.com.
Tohono O'odham Legislative Branch
AttorneyGeneral, Sells, AZ. The attorney general provides legal advice and representation to all officials, agencies, departments, divisions and branches of the Tohono O'odham Nation, a federally recognized Indian tribe with 2.8 million acres of reservation land in Southern Arizona. The attorney general represents the Nation in all legal proceedings, and in other matters that affect the legal interests of the Nation; advises senior management and tribal officials; and supervises assistant attorneys general and contract attorneys. For more information please see the job description.
Attorney, The Office of General Counsel, Washington D.C. Must be capable of exercising judgment while performing challenging legal assignments, with a broad knowledge of the field of Federal Indian law and regulations as they pertain to Indian gaming and in relation to the operations of the IGRA, and federal, state, and tribal laws and regulations.For more information please visit the link.
Godfrey and Kahn
Environmental, Energy & Indian Nations Attorney, Milwaukee, WI. We seek candidates to help our clients develop and implement innovative environmental and energy solutions to achieve their goals for a wide variety of projects. This opportunity would also supplement and grow our Indian Nations Law team, which is comprised of a number of experienced attorneys from specialized practice areas (i.e. tax, real estate, etc.) and provides a full range of legal services to Indian nations, tribal housing authorities, tribal corporations and other Indian country entities. For more information please see the position description.
Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Potawatomi
Police Officer, Fulton, MI. The purpose of this position is the overall patrolling and investigative duties for lands in federal trust, citizens living on Tribal land and Tribal property and any additional jurisdiction pursuant to Tribal statute. The NHBP Police officer reports to the Director of Law Enforcement through the chain of command. Application closes 10/9/2019 at 8:30 AM. Apply and see more information at the link.
Associate Prosecutor, Dept: Pueblo Court / Prosecutor's Office; Closing date for application submission Open Until Filled.
Court Prosecutor, Dept: Pueblo Court / Prosecutor's Office; Closing date for application submission Open Until Filled.
Public Defender, Dept: Pueblo Court; Closing date for application submission – * Contact POL – HR.
Associate Judge, Dept: Pueblo Court; Closing date for application submission – *Contact POL – HR.
The Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation, Office of Reservation Attorney
Senior Staff Attorney, Nespelem, WA. Must have at least 7 years' successful experience as a licensed attorney. Exceptionally strong research and writing skills required. Candidates with litigation experience and experience working with Indian tribes encouraged to apply. Must be member in good standing of any state bar association. Open until filled. Submit cover letter, resume listing at least three work-related references, and writing sample to Office of the Reservation Attorney Attn: Alice Koskela, Managing Attorney, P. O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA 99155.
Rosette, LLP
Attorney, Sacramento, CA. Rosette, LLP is a majority-Indian owned and operated law firm providing legal services to federally recognized Indian tribes and their governmental entities and agencies nationwide. Candidates must be a member in good standing with the California state bar. Please respond to this job posting with your cover letter, resume and writing sample via email to: Christian Cienfuegos at: ccienfuegos@rosettelaw.com.
Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation;
(2) Senior Staff Attorney J-8937, Nespelem, WA. Colville Confederated Tribes. Will provide complex legal services to handle significant legal matters for the Office of Reservation Attorneys. Renewable 3 yr. contract position with a full benefits package, Salary will be negotiated. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Spokesperson Sr., J-8914, Public Defenders Office, Nespelem, WA. Colville Tribal Court appointed counsel responsible for representing indigent people in Tribal Court. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Deputy Prosecutor J-8821, Nespelem, WA. Colville Tribal Court representing Criminal, MINOC, Range Impoundment, Natural Resources Enforcement and civil infraction hearings, Wellness court, and appellate cases before the Colville Tribal Court of Appeals. Renewable 3 yr. contract position with a full benefits package. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Managing Public Defender J-8791, Nespelem, WA. Colville Tribal Court and Court of Appeals, representing Tribal Members in criminal matters. Renewable 3 yr. contract position with a full benefits package. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Staff Attorney J-8668, Nespelem, WA. Colville Confederated Tribes Legal Office providing legal services to Tribal Members. Renewable 3 yr. contract position with a full benefits package. This position is open till filled with weekly reviews.
Please visit and apply at colvilletribes.com or you can contact judy.zunie@colvilletribes.com
Assistant Attorney General, Water Rights Unit, Window Rock, AZ.
Attorney, Navajo-Hopi Legal Services program, Window Rock, AZ.
Attorney(s), DOJ, Tax & Finance Unit and Litigation Unit, Window Rock, AZ.
Prosecutor(s), Prosecutor's Office, Window Rock, AZ.
Attorney, Office of Legislative Counsel, Window Rock, AZ.
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Law Clerk to Justice Megan K. Cavanagh
The Michigan Supreme Court is currently seeking qualified applicants for two available clerkships with Justice Megan K. Cavanagh. One begins in January 2020, and the second will begin in September 2020. See the full position description here.
This position will be located at the Hall of Justice in Lansing, Michigan.
TO APPLY: Please send your cover letter, résumé, transcripts (unofficial is acceptable), three professional references, and one writing sample in either Microsoft Word or Adobe Acrobat(.pdf) to jobapps@courts.mi.gov. Please include, "Justice Cavanagh Clerkship" in the subject line. If you are unable to submit applicant materials electronically, please contact Judicial Human Resources at (517) 373-1147.


12th coin in our popular Birds of Canada series! Order today!
Unlike other birds of prey, the Barn Owl does not hoot; instead, it makes a variety of odd sounds that include screams, screeches, and hisses. It is an adaptable bird that prefers to nest in tree cavities, holes in rock faces, and abandoned buildings but will also nest in attics, silos, and other occupied structures. The Barn Owl's appearance is striking. Its body is adorned with beautiful golden back, wing, and tail feathers. It has long legs, sharp talons, and a broad wingspan of up to one metre. Its otherworldly white, disc-shaped face is punctuated by two dark forward-looking eyes and a small beak.
Specialized serrations on its wing feathers allow owls to fly with preternatural silence. This nocturnal carnivore hunts from above, silently swooping down to capture its prey with its talons. Its exceptional low-light vision is ideally suited to its evening and night-time hunting habits, but it is the Barn Owl's hearing that is truly exceptional, allowing the owl to precisely locate and capture prey in absolute darkness using only its hearing.
A beautiful gift for people who love birds, natural imagery, exquisite natural artwork, and Canadian themes. Order yours today!
• Your coin is the 12th in our highly sought after Birds of Canada series.
• Colour combined with this coin's specimen finish creates a unique keepsake for you or a loved one.
• Birds are a popular theme that come alive in vibrant colour on this extra-large 25-cent coin. It measures a full 35 mm across its diameter - plenty of space to showcase its endearing detailed design.
• Limited to 17,500 coins worldwide.
Your coin was designed by Canadian artist Trevor Tennant and features a painted barn owl in full flight, viewed from its left side as it flaps its broad white and gold wings, perhaps readying itself to swoop in silence on its unsuspecting prey. The owl's left profile is rendered to stunning effect, with the side of its distinctive oval face, snubbed beak and small, piercing black eye beautifully portrayed against the sunset. Its long legs and sharp talons are held aloft below its short, square tail feathers. In the background is a wire fenced field of tall grasses flanked, in the far background, by an abandoned barn—one of the barn owl's preferred nesting spots. The pinkish sky of sunset meets the field on the horizon.
Your coin is encapsulated and presented in a Royal Canadian Mint branded maroon clamshell case lined with black flock and protected by a black sleeve.
I enjoy and appreciate the awesome beauty of nature, and wished to share it with my new granddaughter as my gift to her when she's of an age to admire it.
This owl works best in a collection. I have it displayed with several other owls from different mediums. The pencil drawing, pen and ink sketch and the mounted brass owl compliment this addition.
nothing negative about royal Canadian mint coins,first class all the way.
I went on the US Mint's website, and what a bunch of boring coins they have....kudos to the Royal Canadian Mint for producing such beautiful, collectible pieces!!
Great Idea of designing a coin with a Barn Owl in Flight, I was quite a bit disappointed in the Detail and lack of color, the coin I got was quite different then the one pictured, lack of definition and the colors did not jump out to bring attention to the owl, I had to turn the coin to see the flight direction. The butterfly Silver coin was outstanding.
My curio cabinet displays all my coins quite well. I am a new collector and the art work on the coins never ceases to amaze me.
Why is The edge plain ? Why is the FV .25? They are supposed to be at least $2.50! I paid 30 bucks for a specimen coin made by nickel and has 17500 mintage. No engraving details at all .So disappointed!
I take this beauty out and just marvel at it every day or so. I have always liked coloured coins, but this one breaks all the boundaries. Truly a beautiful, majestic-looking work of art!


expect upon your first visit to Joy.
We know meeting someone for the first time can be intimidating, and going to a new church for the first time can be nerve-racking. We want to help make your first experience at Joy Church a great one!
Joy Church meets every Sunday at 10:00 a.m. and throughout the week for Connection Groups.
Located just off of Sacramento Ave and Reed Ave in West Sacramento, California, we have a parking lot surrounding our church, so finding a spot is easy. Feel free to arrive a few minutes early to grab a coffee and check in your kids before the worship experience begins.
HOW LONG IS A JOY CHURCH SERVICE?
In total, a Joy Church service is about 90 minutes in length. Services begin with the Joy Church Worship Team leading the church in worship. Song lyrics are placed on the screens so you can sing along and/or engage with worship however you feel most comfortable. After the music portion of service is complete, our pastor will come out to share an encouraging and hope-filled message about Jesus.
WHAT'S THE CULTURE LIKE AT JOY CHURCH?
Sunday's at Joy are exciting, casual, and relaxed. You'll be welcomed into a friendly, casual environment by people who are excited to see you. All you have to do from here is come as you are and find out more for yourself!
We believe that kids should have a blast at church every single week - and at JoyKids!, we make this a priority. The other thing we make a priority is your children's safety. You'll want to leave yourself an extra ten minutes to get signed in for the JoyKids! experience. JoyKids! is offered for kids ages 6 months through grade 6.
Ready to check out Joy Church? We can't wait to meet you in person. Simply fill out the form below to let us know you're coming.
weight I had put on my shoulders slowly peel away."
Joy Church is a Jesus loving church in West Sacramento, California. We exist to lead people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. We believe in connecting with people, growing together, and reaching out into community to serve. We're a non-denominational, family friendly church.


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Pacurí
NoBudge Starter Pack #1 • 12m
At the cusp of her Quinceañera, Pacurí must decide where her loyalties lie: with her devoted family or her wealthy friends. "Pacurí," directed by Gustavo René, is a coming-of-age drama about a Paraguayan-American teenager expressing independence while her family fixates on a culturally important ceremony. Pacurí's family doesn't have much money but they've been able to put aside a chunk of savings for her upcoming Quinceañera (her mother plans the party, to Pacurí's disapproval: the flowers are too pink, the dress is too fluffy). Pacurí resists the ceremony ("I'm already 15"), perhaps out of a desire to fit in with her friends at school, mostly white and wealthy. One day, she's tasked by a friend to buy weed for the friend group chilling at the beach that night, and she must find a way to come up with $60, though her family can't afford to give her an allowance. It's a film about cultural identity, class, assimilation, and rebellion, all portrayed with a light touch. René has a firm grasp on the material — this is loosely based on his family's experience — and gets a wonderfully expressive performance from Gaby Medina.
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wormgirl was inspired by the time-bending isolation that came out of lockdown. with nothing to do and no one to see, the scope of the day shrank from a full life of work commitments and relationships to a lonely, worm-like crawl. wormgirl shows the highs and lows of worming: th...
And She Hisses
Lessa and Cass are young lovers in a small town who dream of moving to Florida in this impressionistic portrait directed by Monica Lek. "And She Hisses" is a pulsating snapshot of the beauty and recklessness of young love, a fantasy that could last forever or be gone tomorrow. Cass gets a job at ...
Tyler Works at the Gas Station
Nick's existential pondering is interrupted by the arrival of his girlfriend's new intern and muse. Samuel Centore directs "Tyler Works at the Gas Station," a stylish dry comedy about a family unit of cultured young creatives which places its sharply drawn characters in an appealing fashion magaz...


This search engine only searches for items in auctions. It was created for use by the average customer (not dealer.) Most people collect one or two items and I wanted to help them find those items exactly.
This search engine was originally constructed for 2 reasons. The first reason was because we would like to help the participants of Amy's Auctions find what they want fast and easy. The second reason is that with the growth of auctions everywhere, it's getting tougher and tougher to keep track of them all and all the lots that they have. I figured that by making one search engine for auction lots, it would mean much less time for the person looking for something.
We are not responsible for your bidding in auctions. And we are not responsible for auctions' rules. Each auction has it's own set of rules, so please read them and abide by them. We can not guarentee that all lots will be shown except in the case that you have bought space from us. Other auctions' search engines may not be as accurate as ours (on our own system). We cannot search other peoples' systems. We can only show you what their search engines show (when they are not on our system, compares.com).


This is our new rear support crossmember that replaces the old stock member when retro-fitting the 6R80 into your early Bronco.
The kit includes a new crossmember, rubber mount, fastening hardware and adapter instructions.
Note: Custom exhaust routing is required.