· 4/20/1995
People Ex Rel. A.G.-G.
Citations
- 899 P.2d 319
- 19 Brief Times Rptr. 635
- 1995 Colo. App. LEXIS 116
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding school records indicating father is Indian is not sufficient evidence; also stating evidence is not adequate where parents tell caseworker of their Indian heritage and no tribal information is available
- “[E]ach [Native American] tribe has the authority to determine its membership criteria and to decide who meets those criteria.”
- after no tribe responded to notice given to BIA, party asserting applicability has burden to show child is “Indian child” under ICWA
- “Until the party asserting the applicability of the ICWA establishes, on the record, that the child [is an Indian child], the ICWA is not applicable.”
- “Until the party asserting the applicability of the ICWA establishes, on the record, that the child [is an Indian child], the ICWA is not applicable.”
- “Until the party asserting the applicability of the ICWA establishes, on the record, that the child [is an Indian child], the ICWA is not applicable.”
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Judges: Metzger, Marquez, Casebolt
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