In the same way that the mountain doesn't belong to the tribes the Lakota took it from, it doesn't belong to the Lakota anymore
Of course, if you'd like the mountain back, @LakotaMan1, the simplest step is to just embrace your American citizenship, and voila it's yours again
Weird how you quoted a journalist and not SCOTUS itself
Because if you had, you’d realize that SCOTUS did not hold that the land must be returned to the Lakota, merely that the Lakota were entitled to just compensation (which the Lakota refused)
I read the Cosby opinion from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, it's pretty persuasive
Bruce Castor publicly announced that he would not prosecute Cosby as a way of forcing him to testify in the civil case, unable to assert any Fifth Amendment rights
Then ten years later, Castor's successor went ahead and prosecuted Cosby, based on incriminating testimony that Cosby had given in the civil case
We really don't want a world where prosecutors can bait-and-switch defendants on their Fifth Amendment rights
About That Revolver Story Claiming FBI Agents/Informants Are the Unnamed "Co-Conspirators" in Jan. 6 Indictments redstate.com/shipwreckedcre…
I think this is an important one to get right
While it's likely that both Oath Keepers and Proud Boys were infiltrated by the FBI (they have a history of doing these things), @shipwreckedcrew is very persuasive in explaining that the unindicted co-conspirators wouldn't be feds
It's really easy to get the law wrong, I'm a lawyer and have done it plenty, and so I get why Darren/Tucker got out ahead of their skis
That's why it's important to check this stuff with people experienced in federal criminal procedure (which I am not)