Elliott Levitas

That figure is probably far less than the government actually owes the Indians, said their lawyer, Elliott Levitas.

"If you rob, burglarize the house of someone who has a lot of money, you're going to be liable for a lot of money," Levitas said Wednesday.
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"We have received some criticism in Indian Country for having a figure as low as $27.5 billion," Levitas said.

That figure is probably far less than the government actually owes the Indians, said their lawyer, Elliott Levitas.

"If you rob, burglarize the house of someone who has a lot of money, you're going to be liable for a lot of money," Levitas said Wednesday.

Elliott Levitas, a lawyer representing the American Indians, said the guidelines are critical to ensure an accurate accounting of the money they say is owed.

"This court should affirm unless it finds the district court's order is clearly erroneous," he said.

That figure is probably far less than the government actually owes the Indians, said their lawyer, Elliott Levitas.

"If you rob, burglarize the house of someone who has a lot of money, you're going to be liable for a lot of money," Levitas said Wednesday.

That figure is probably far less than the government actually owes the Indians, said their lawyer, Elliott Levitas. "If you rob, burglarize the house of someone who has a lot of money, you're going to be liable for a lot of money," Levitas said Wednesday.
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"We have received some criticism in Indian Country for having a figure as low as ,27.5 billion," Levitas said.

That figure is probably far less than the government actually owes the Indians, said their lawyer, Elliott Levitas.

"If you rob, burglarize the house of someone who has a lot of money, you're going to be liable for a lot of money," Levitas said Wednesday.
...
"We have received some criticism in Indian Country for having a figure as low as $27.5 billion," Levitas said.

Elliott Levitas, a lawyer representing the American Indians, said the guidelines are critical to ensure an accurate accounting of the money they say is owed.

Elliott Levitas, a lawyer representing the American Indians, said the guidelines are critical to ensure an accurate accounting of the money they say is owed.

"This court should affirm unless it finds the district court's order is clearly erroneous," he said.

Elliott Levitas
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That figure is probably far less than the government actually owes the Indians, said their lawyer, Elliott Levitas.

"If you rob, burglarize the house of someone who has a lot of money, you're going to be liable for a lot of money," Levitas said Wednesday.