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Supreme Court Decisions 2025 2024-001 Richard C. Jones v. Lumbee Tribal Council 2025-002 Blanks v LTC Final Order.pdf 2025-003 Bowen v. Doss 2025-004 Bowen v. LTNC Election Bd 2024 2024-006 Rudy T. Locklear v. Dewey McNeill. Speaker of the Lumbee Tribal Council; Pam Hunt, Lumbee Tribal Council Finance Committee Chair; and Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina Tribal Council 2024-004 Daniel Cummings v. Bradley Locklear 2024-005 Dewey McNeill v. Louise Mitchell, Chairperson, and The Lumbee Tribe Elections Board 2024-003 Sheila Beck, Ruth Locklear, Carvicious Barfield, Bill Oxendine and Pearline Revels v. Dewey McNeill, Speaker obo Lumbee Tribal Council (excluding Bill Oxendine) 2024-002 Malachi Hammonds v. Lumbee Tribal Council Anita Hammonds Blanks v. Lumbee Tribal Council Case No.: 24-02-01 Final Decision 2023 2023-08-01 Richard Jones v. Lumbee Tribe Elections Board, and Larry Chavis 2022 2022-01 Tammy Chavis Jump v. Mable Clark Moses 2022-02 Louise Mitchell v. Speaker Ricky Burnett 2021 2021-003_Kindra Locklear v. Lumbee Tribe Board of Elections FINAL Decision 2021-001_R. Oxendine v. LTNC SC_TAC 21.10.01_DENIAL.REBUKE_11082021 1610 FINAL esigned 2021-001 David Locklear v. Ron Oxendine 2021-001_FINAL decision of Court_10202021 1725 combined Respondent Evidence/Documents Petitioner Evidence/Document Court Documents Intervening Party Documents 2020 Rebecca LaClaire,Case No.: 2020-003PETITIONER,v.ORDERLumbee Tribal Council,RESPONDENT 2019 2019-002 PETITIONER Annie C. Taylor v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe NC Election Boards 2018 2018-0010 Kindra Locklear, in her capacity as a Tribal Council Candidate, District 4 of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, PETITIONER, v. Lumbee Tribal Board of Election, RESPONDENT -2018-010 Petition Link 2018-009 Kindra Locklear, in her capacity as a Tribal Council Candidate, District 4 of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, PETITIONER, v. Lumbee Tribal Board of Elections, RESPONDENT -2018-009 Petition Link 2018-006 Dewery McNeill, in his capacity as a Tribal Council Candidate, District 9 of the Lumbee Tribe of North Caorlina, PETITIONER, vs. Shelia Beck, in her capacity as a Tribal Council Candidate, Distrcit 9 of the Lumbee Tribe of Norht Caorlina, RESPONDENT -2018-006 Petition Link 2017 2017-009 Anita Blanks vs Chairman Harvey Godwin jr 2017-003 Purcell Jones, Jr., PETITIONER v. Sheila Beck Jones, Harvey Godwin, Jr. and Freda Porter, RESPONDENTS 2017-002 Sofia Locklear, PETITIONER v. Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina Tribal Enrollment, RESPONDENT 2017-001 PURCELL JONES, JR., Representative for Petitioner's Committee for the Recall of Tribal Chairman Harvey Godwin, Jr. PETITIONER v. SHEILA BECK, as Chairperson of the Tribal Elections Board of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, Freda Porter, as Tribal Administrator of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, and HARVEY GODWIN, JR. as Tribal Chairperson of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, RESPONDENT 2016 2016-006 Larmari L Mitchell, OBO Lumbee Community INvolvement & Engagement Group PETITIONER v. Bill James Brewington, Speaker OBO LTNC Tribal Council, RESPONDENT 2016-005 Larmari L. Mitchell, OBO Lumbee Community Involvement & Engagement Group PETITIONER v. Bill James Brewington, Speaker OBO LTNC Tribal Council, RESPONDENT 2016-004 Senah Owens, PETITIONER v. Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, RESPONDENT 2016-003 PETITIONER Nicole Taylor v RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina 2016-002 Betty Mae Jones, PETITIONER v. Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina Tribal Enrollment, REPONDENT 2016-001 Dorothy Hyder, PETITIONER v. Administrative Court of the Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina, RESPONDENT 2015 2015-009 PETITIONER Elain Collins-McNeil v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Board of Elections 2015-008 Townsend v. Lumbee Tribal Council 2015-007 Ricky Barton v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe Supreme Court 2015-006 PETITIONER Daniel Oxendine v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe Administrate Court 2015-005 PETITIONER Tammy Hunt v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina 2015-004 PETITIONER Anita Blanks v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe Supreme Court 2015-003 PETITIONER Leroy Freeman v. RESPONDENT Committee for Constitutional Integrity 2015-005, Paul Brooks v. Lumbee Tribal Elections Board 2014 2014-0005 PETITIONER Welford Clark v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe Elections Board 2014-0004 PETITIONER Welford Clark v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe Supreme Court 2013 2013-0019 PETITIONER Johnny Chavis v. RESPONDENT Carvicous Barfield, Elections Board Chairperson 2012 2012-0002 PETITIONER Eric Locklear v. RESPONDENT Pearlean Revels 2009 009-01 Mr. Lawrence T. Locklear v. Mr. Ertle Oxendine 2008 2008-0002 PETITIONER Danita Locklear v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Election Board 2008-001 James Deese v. Lumbee Tribal Election Board 2008-0001 PETITIONER Samuel Kerns v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Elections Board and 2008-0003 PETITIONER Hearl Oxendine v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Elections Board 2006 2006-0015 PETITIONER Anthony Blanks v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Council and 2006-0016 PETITIONER Ray Littleturtle v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Council 2005 2005-012 PETITIONER Leon Jacobs vs RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Council 2005-011 PETITIONER Jimmy Goins v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Council 2004 2004-010 PETITIONER Danita Locklear v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Elections Board 2004-008 PETITIONER Larry Townsend v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Elections Board 2004-009 PETITIONER Ricky Burnette v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Elections Board 2003 2003-002 PETITIONER Jerry McNeill v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribal Council 2003-001 PETITIONER John L. Marshall v. RESPONDENT Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina

UNCP Summer Residential Camps UNCP Summer Residential Camps Return The Project ACCESS Summer Residential Camp is a FREE three-day, two-night residential camp, held at UNC Pembroke. Each camp will host 24 American Indian high school students from Robeson County who are rising sophomores, juniors and seniors. Applications and dates will be posted after February in 2018. The program will expose the students to campus life and teach them about the admission and financial aid process as well as test tasking strategies. Students will complete a college application and essay, develop a resume, and practice interview skills. Participants will also participate in cultural activities. Parents are invited to participate in the last day of the camp, to learn more about higher education and financial aid. For additional information, contact: Myia Reyes (Lumbee), Community Engagement Specialist, Southeast American Indian Studies Program | Email: myia.reyes@uncp.edu | Phone: 910.775.4663 | Fax: 910.522.5795 | www.uncp.edu/projectaccess 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Location: 6984 NC Hwy 711 West Pembroke, NC 28372 Pembroke Boys and Girls Club behind Turtle Building DISCLAIMER: Please e-mail cultureclass@lumbeetribe.com if you need to cancel your scheduled session. For more information, please dial 910-522-5474

Lumbee Citizens, as we have transitioned to the online enrollment updates, we want to make sure you are comfortable with the process. Here are some questions, we often receive. 1-Can I enroll my children online? No. The online process is for updates only. If children are already enrolled, you can update, but no new enrollments will be accepted at this time. 2-What happens after I submit my update information online? You will receive an automatic email from the enrollment office confirming you have submitted your information. 3-How will I know I can come pick up my card? You will receive a 2nd email from the enrollment office telling you to come in, or that says if any additional information is required . For example, if a certified county-issued birth certificate is needed, you will be told to bring one when you come. Once you receive the second email you can come in and pick up your card. 4-Do I need to come in person? YES. To complete the update process, you have to come in person, bring any missing documents, and sign a form provided by the tribal enrollment staff. You will NOT be updated until you complete this step. 5-Can someone else pick up my card for me? No. You have to come in person with a valid ID to complete the process. 6-What happens if I come in before receiving the response from an enrollment representative? You will be asked to sign in and complete the re-certification form in-person. 7-Can I submit online after May 13, 2026? No. The online portal will close on May 13, 2026 to allow staff time to process online applications before the rolls close on May 22, 2026. 8-Can I still update in person? Yes. The office will be open for in-person updates until Friday, May 22, 2026. 9-If I submit my information online and don’t pick up my card by May 22, am I considered active and eligible to vote in the election? No. The process must be completed in person before you can be actively enrolled and eligible to vote.

Thank you to everyone who came out to the District 21 Community Meeting. Residents in the community had an opportunity to hear about all the progress and opportunities happening across the Lumbee Tribal Territory. The team discussed the Home Improvement Program (HIP). Chairman Lowery focused on economic development, the future of the Lumbee Tribe. The meeting was hosted by District 21 Councilman Eric Chavis. The guests enjoyed a great dinner and some fun prizes.

Mark your calendars for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremonies of the Lumbee Tribe's Hilly Branch Duplex Apartments A & B and Union Chapel Administration building! Join us on Thursday, May 14, 2026, at 4 pm for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and dedication of the new Hilly Branch Duplex Apartments A & B, located at 1772 Hilly Branch Road, Lumberton, NC 28360. Join us on Monday, June 8, 2026, at 4 pm for the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and dedication of the new Administrative Office at Dreamcatcher at Union Chapel, located at 3855 Evergreen Church Road, Pembroke, NC 28372.