Another point this court documentation stipulates is that "The Government's long-term confiscation and deprivation of the use by the Chemehuevi Tribe of the Chemehuevi Reservation's twenty-one (21) miles of Colorado River shoreline for thirty-three (33) years without any payment to the tribe of compensation for the use, lease, and/or temporary taking of the shoreline and related assets, improvements and riparian rights, amounts to a taking of the tribe's property without just compensation in violation of the Fifth Amendment."
Another complaint made by this team of lawyers is that the Department of Interior failed to administer and manage trust lands and related assets, improvements, and riparian rights along the Chemehuevi Reservation's Colorado River shoreland "with the greatest skill and care required of a trustee; and the government failed to maximize the productive use of trust lands and natural resources along the Chemehuevi Reservation's Colorado River shoreline from 1946 until the present. "(Note: You can view every article as one long page if you sign up as an Advocate Member, or higher).
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