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Jack Duran

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Duran Law Office

4010 Foothills Blvd.
Roseville , CA 95747
Email: duranlaw@yahoo.com

Jack Duran, Jr., is the owner of Duran Law Office, P.C., a Roseville, California based law office focusing on federal Indian law and policy and business law. Mr. Duran is a tribal affiliate and serves as a Chief Tribal Judge and Associate Judge for Indian tribes in several states. Mr. Duran can be contacted at duranlaw@yahoo.com



Columns
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SCOTUS wrestles with tribal sovereign immunity and whether the US bankruptcy code waives it Bankruptcy, Native Americans, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 25, 2023
The changing the landscape of tribal jurisdiction 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Native Americans, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 27, 2020
Court gets right balance between tribal sovereignty and rights of the accused Native Americans Jul. 1, 2016

Verdicts & Settlements
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James Arkens v. County of Sutter, Ron Sullenger, Jim Whiteaker, Dan Flores, Nate Black, in their official capacities as Sutter County Employees, and Does 1 to 50 Employment Law Plaintiff Aug. 13, 2016
Title Category Published
SCOTUS wrestles with tribal sovereign immunity and whether the US bankruptcy code waives it Bankruptcy, Native Americans, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 25, 2023
The changing the landscape of tribal jurisdiction 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Native Americans, U.S. Supreme Court Apr. 27, 2020
Court gets right balance between tribal sovereignty and rights of the accused Native Americans Jul. 1, 2016
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