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46 reviews“The Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and Cherokees have been harvesting ramps in this area for over 10,000 years. You’re going to hear testimony, your honor, about this particular land—this land where the park is presently located where these incidents occurred—which was part of the traditional Cherokee homeland . . . And you’re going to hear about the ramps [and] the traditional method that [the Cherokee] use to harvest these particular plants . . . So, your honor, I believe that when we’re through, I’ll be able to make to you the legal argument that the Cherokee have an easement that allows them to take [ramps] and that they have not just a legal right, but a moral right to do so as one of their inherent cultural rights as native Cherokee people.”—Excerpt from defense attorney James Kilbourne’s opening statement in U.S. v. Burgess, November 23, 20091
