The Miccosukee tribe has filed a civil rights lawsuit against the U.S. government, claiming it was in cahoots with its former lawyers to target individual members for back taxes.
August 08, 2013 at 11:00 PM
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The Miccosukee Indian tribe has filed a civil rights suit against the Unites States, claiming the federal government worked with its former lawyers and chairman to collect the financial records of tribal members.
The lawsuit filed Tuesday in Miami federal court claims government agents conspired with former tribal lawyers Guy Lewis and Dexter Wayne Lehtinen — both former U.S. attorneys.
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