Join us for a special live, in-person CLE event on Friday, November 1, 2024, from 12 PM to 4 PM, as we honor the landmark Boldt decision that affirmed the treaty fishing rights of Northwest tribes.

This event is free for tribal members, attorneys practicing in Skagit, San Juan, Island, Whatcom Counties, or in any Tribal Courts in Washington, and students from Seattle University School of Law, University of Washington School of Law, or the Whatcom Community College Paralegal Studies Program.

A request will be submitted to the WSBA for 3.0 CLE hours.

Agenda Overview

Free Networking Luncheon

A Personal Journey: A Swinomish Elder’s Fight for Justice in State v. McCoy

Honoring Treaty Rights: Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of the Boldt Decision

Modern Perspectives: The Boldt Decision’s Ongoing Impact on Tribal Sovereignty and Resource Management

This CLE will feature firsthand stories from a Swinomish Elder who fought for his fishing rights in the Washington Supreme Court, historical insights from a key attorney involved in the Boldt decision, and panel discussions on the continuing influence of this ruling on tribal sovereignty and resource management today.

Don't miss this chance to explore one of the most pivotal legal battles for tribal rights—registration is limited to 100 participants!

REGISTER TODAY!