Alan DeAtley v. Dean Williams, Executive Director, Colorado Department of Corrections, et al.
State ot Colorado and uns. federal Courts are failing to follow state, feckvaland Tribal Law as all have followed
The state must follow there own haws asagreed by lolrak AG
The state of Colorado, stipulated and Agreed to exeept The Latgawa Tribal lourt Preliminary Injunction entered on 22nn day of sept.2oo8, allous with, The Tiibal lourt holding the all Tribal stipulated agreemenf&and Lau and Triba/loadt Orcerso 5eeExA-ExJ (Sept.22nd, 2oo8/Started Coinpletalursdiction)
The Tribal Court con tince with this case,Latgawa CLand Trust V. Deanmyers etal cause 09cu 08247-01 to Hhis day which the state or Colorado is a partof.
Court order's and injunetion bg Indicting alan Dettley Tribe mem ber, Tribal sp.cousel,Tribal ludge and Richard Davis Chiefos asreed to Tribal Court orcte andinjunction,never ahsltenged to a higher TribalCourt aFter (0) plus yeur's stillin thelase as a Whole,SeeEx-V IndictonentoF Alan DeAtley Tim, Richard Davis T.m. David Zamzow Case 1ock 103o9, Grandlury, Total.
follow theirown ause haw, See tUTE INDiAn Tribe v.State Bf UtAH 790 F.3d 1000 U.5. Courtof appeals Tenth Cireuit Jun216,2015
Whether the U.S. District Court and the 10th Circuit must follow federal and tribal law as they have followed in the past, rather than the State of Colorado's stipulated agreement with the Ute Tribe that violates federal and tribal law