Challenge to designation of distinct population segments of bearded seals as threatened.


Alaska Oil & Gas Association v. Pritzker

Filing Year For Action

complaint

North Slope Borough v. Pritzker

State of Alaska v. National Marine Fisheries Service - complaint

State of Alaska v. National Marine Fisheries Service

memorandum decision

Alaska Oil & Gas Association v. Pritzker - memorandum decision

Alaska Oil & Gas Association v. Pritzker - complaint

reply

Alaska Oil & Gas Association v. Ross - reply

petition for writ of certiorari

Trade Groups Sought Supreme Court Review of Bearded Seal Listing as Threatened Species

Alaska Oil & Gas Association v. Ross

order list

Supreme Court Declined to Review Listing of Bearded Seal as Threatened Species

brief

Alaska v. Ross - brief

amicus brief

Alaska v. Ross - amicus brief

State of Alaska Sought Supreme Court Review of Bearded Seal Listing as Threatened Species

Alaska v. Ross - reply

Alaska v. Ross

order

Ninth Circuit Denied Rehearing of Decision Upholding Threatened Status for Bearded Seal

petition for rehearing

Alaska Oil & Gas Association v. Pritzker - petition for rehearing

opinion

Ninth Circuit Reinstated Listing of Bearded Seal as Threatened Based on Climate Change Projections

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