Susan LaMorie Aasen

Susan Aasen of Lac Courte Oreilles concurred with Keahna.
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Aasen also urged Feingold to support Title IV-E, which provides funds for tribes for out-of-home placements of children in foster homes to keep those children within the native community.

Attorney Susan L. Aasen

Susan Aasen, Secretary

Susan LaMorie Aasen, Secretary, Lac Courte Oreilles Chapter, American Indian Movement and Legal Advisor
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Susan LaMorie Aasen, Secretary, Lac Courte Oreilles Chapter American Indian Movement and Legal Advisor

Sue Aasen: 715-634-5179 American Indian Movement: 612-721-3914 . fax 721-7826 . aimggc@worldnet.att.net

Sue Aasen, Tribal Attorney, Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Nation

Attorney Susan LaMorie Aasen said she has spoken to both parties and the tribal council and has offered her services to both toward a resolution of the dispute.

Susan LaMorie Aasen, Secretary, Lac Courte Oreilles Chapter American Indian Movement and Legal Advisor
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Susan LaMorie Aasen, Secretary, Lac Courte Oreilles Chapter American Indian Movement and Legal Advisor
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mailto : eagle@win.bright.net Sue Aasen : (Phone) 715-634-5179.American Indian Movement : (Phone) 612-721-3914 (Fax) 721-7826mailto : aimggc@worldnet.att.net

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Guests are Matthew L.M. Fletcher (Ottawa/Chippewa), University of North Dakota School of Law Assistant Professor and Director of the Northern Plains Indian Law Center and Susan LaMorie Aasen (Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe), Former Lac COurte Oreilles Attorney & Judge.

The challengers are candidates Susan LaMorie Aasen--who is an attorney, Marge LaMorie, Marilyn Tribble, and Frank Lynk, plus "unnamed petitioners."
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Therefore, any appeal to tribal court "causes a conflict of interest for these officers," Aasen said.Valentin "was not available" to file the original copy of the challengers' petition in court and be served a copy on behalf of the election committee, Aasen said.
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Aasen that the inauguration "violates the lCO Constitution," which requires that the new governing board be convened within 15 days of the election.
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Aasen said that a recount "will not corect all of the violations.A new election is the only fair recourse."

Aasen also challenges the election because the committee did not certify the results until June 26--12 days after the election--and chairperson Pam Valentin was not available to sign the certification until June 26.
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Aasen said this is contrary to the election manual, which requires the results to be certified on the same day the ballots are counted.Gaiashkibos requested a recount, and this should have been certified on June 23, she said.

Aasen said a new election should be conducted with electronic balloting.
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Former tribal chairman Gaiashkibos finished fifth in the balloting with 238 votes--eight votes behind Bisonette--while Susan Aasen was sixth with 232 votes.
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Aasen opposes this interpretation, "because the LCO Constitution requires the Tribal Governing Board to provide to members annually a list of all additions or deletions from the tribal membership roll or ancillarys roll."