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Village safety trial wraps up
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FRIDAY, MAY 10, 2002 Closing arguments in a trial addressing law enforcement services provided to Alaska Native villages were heard on Thursday. The Native American Rights Fund brought the suit on behalf of several Native villages and Alaska Natives. The plaintiffs believe they are being treated unfairly when compared to other communities. Get the Story:
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