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Now for the other half of the bracket. Category 3 — People and Parties Notably, this is an all-woman category semifinal. Damn right. #1 Hon. Diane Humetewa v. #4 Sarah Deer Judge Humetewa knocks off Bill Wood with 74 percent … <a href="http://turtletalk.wordpress.com/2015/01/09/who-won-american-indian-law-and-policy-2014-third-round-bracket-2-of-2/">Continue reading →</a>

Who Won American Indian Law and Policy 2014? Third Round Bracket 2 of 2