CNGD/ONGD Plan of Operations Introduction – Shirley v Morgan 1. In re Two Initiative Petitions 2. Shirley v. Morgan I 3. Shirley v. Morgan II LGA 26 N.N.C. §1(E) Navajo Nation Election Board CNGD/ONGD Plan of Operations The Government Development Project is mandated inter alia to accomplish the People’s project, to provide empirical findings, to […]
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1. Assessments of ONGD’s Proposal This page contains, for the purposes of public information and jurisdictional research mapping, assessments and mark-ups on the ONGD proposal for a new Constitution/Supreme Law of the Navajo Nation. Also included are ONGD’s official draft that was uploaded on March 29, 2026 as well as a link to ONGD’s website
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The resolutions below represent the official public objections of Navajo Nation Chapters and Agency Councils submitted to us for upload during or close to the first extended public comment period ending March 31, 2026 (the input period has since been extended to May 29, 2026). The Diné Nihi Keyah Project is hosting these resolutions as
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This call to chapters by retired Chief Justice Herb Yazzie, former Navajo Nation Council Delegate Daniel Tso, traditional counselor Ray Deal, and Standing Rock Chapter and Eastern Agency Council President Johnny Johnson was originally distributed to chapters on Feb 5, 2026. Authored by retired judiciary and council members, this document analyzes the procedural sufficiency of
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Biomimetic jurisdrudence is an emerging legal philosophy that applies nature’s principles—how natural systems function, adapt, and interact—to design legal systems, rights, and conflict resolution mechanisms. It seeks to shift legal frameworks from human-centric, punitive approaches toward sustainable, regenerative models modeled on natural law and ecological resilience.. Key Concepts in Biomimetic Jurisprudence Nature as Model:
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The Cosmic River that Indigenous Americans Could See It is humbling. For thousands of years, the ancestors of this land looked up at a sky that was “high definition” every single night. Without the veil of industrial light, the cosmos wasn’t just a distant view; it was a deeply integrated map of time, spirit, and
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