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Wičhákhiyapi kiŋ Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi kte: Wówičakȟehaŋ waŋží él thípi kiŋ leháŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ tȟáwa kičhíčhiyapi kta

Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi: Tȟokáheya waŋží čha lél úŋ

Thípi kiŋ leháŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ tȟáwa kičhíčhiyapi kte él, wičhákhiyapi kiŋ, wíŋyaŋkhiyapi kiŋ waŋ él thi čha Oglála Lakȟóta, South Dakota él makȟá kiŋ hečhél iyéčhel yukȟé, waŋyáŋkapi kiŋ, waŋyáglaškepi kiŋ iyúha waŋčhíyayapi kta héčha. Tȟáwa kiŋ él thípi kiŋ waŋyáŋkapi kta héčha ȟta “čhaŋtéšiča,” ȟta “thiyóšpaye kičhíčhuŋpi,” čha ȟčháš tákuni héhaŋl šni. Wówičakȟehaŋ waŋží. Čhaŋtéšiča waŋží. Čha tȟáwa kičhíčhiyapi kta héčha.

Attorney 911 él, lé waŋží $10 miliyúŋ waŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi Pi Kappa Phi kiŋ leháŋ University of Houston kiŋ él ayúštapi, thípi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wičhákhiyapi. Houston él thípi kiŋ leháŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ Oglála Lakȟóta makȟá kiŋ él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel. Čha Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Oglála Lakȟóta él wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ héčha

Oglála Lakȟóta él wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋ tókhel iyéčhel iyéčhel šni, lé thiyóšpaye kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ léčhaŋl iyéčhel iyéčhel:

  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi – Čhaŋtéšiča wówičakȟehaŋ, wóuŋspe ománi atéyapi, čha wówapi kiŋ thiyópa kiŋ él thípi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi – Wíyute kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi, wíyute kiŋ wičhákhiyapi, čha wíyute čhaš tȟáwa kičhíčhiyapi
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi – Wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋ, wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi – Wíčazo kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi, wíčazo kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi, wíčazo kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi
  • Mní wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi – Lé wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi – Čhaŋtéšiča, wówičakȟehaŋpi, wówičakȟehaŋpi

Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ rhabdomyolysis (čhaŋtéšiča okȟáta), phuté šiča, čhaŋtéšiča okȟáta, čhaŋtéšiča okȟáta, čha tȟáwa kičhíčhiyapi kta héčha. Tȟáwa kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Tȟokáheya Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi kiŋ Attorney 911 él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi

1. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, lé $10 miliyúŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi Pi Kappa Phi kiŋ leháŋ University of Houston kiŋ él wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

2. Othéȟika kiŋ – Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta

Houston, Austin, čha Beaumont él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ othéȟika kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta, Oglála Lakȟóta él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Othéȟika kiŋ tȟawáčhi šni.

3. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ – Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

Ralph Manginello kiŋ leháŋ Lupe Pena kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi. Lé Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

4. Uŋšimala Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ – Othéȟika Kiŋ Él Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta

Lé thípi kiŋ U.S. District Court él wówičakȟehaŋpi kta, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Oglála Lakȟóta makȟá kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

5. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ – Texas čha New York

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ New York él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

6. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Šni – Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta

Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta – tȟáwa kičhíčhiyapi šni héčha wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ.

7. Lakȟól’iyapi Wówapi Kta – Se Habla Español

Oglála Lakȟóta él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Lé thípi kiŋ Lakȟól’iyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta, čha wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ.

Tȟáwa Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta Héčha Oglála Lakȟóta Makȟá Kiŋ?

Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel iyéčhel:

Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Tȟáwa Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta Héčha
Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi Pi Kappa Phi National, thípi kiŋ, University of Houston, thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ, čha thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ. Lé Oglála Lakȟóta wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel.

Oglála Lakȟóta Othí Kičhíčhiyapi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta Héčha

Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta:

Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ

  • Wíyute wówičakȟehaŋpi (wíčazo okȟáta, wíčazo okȟáta, wíčazo okȟáta)
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ (wíčazo okȟáta wóuŋspe ománi)
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ (wíčazo okȟáta wóuŋspe ománi)
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ (wíčazo okȟáta wóuŋspe ománi)

Wówičakȟehaŋpi Šni Kiŋ

  • Wíčazo okȟáta wówičakȟehaŋpi (wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi)
  • Čhaŋtéšiča wówičakȟehaŋpi (PTSD, wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi)
  • Čhaŋtéšiča wówičakȟehaŋpi (wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi)
  • Čhaŋtéšiča wówičakȟehaŋpi (wóuŋspe ománi wóuŋspe ománi)

Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ:

  • $10.1 miliyúŋ (Stone Foltz, Bowling Green State University)
  • $6.1 miliyúŋ (Maxwell Gruver, Louisiana State University)
  • $110+ miliyúŋ (Timothy Piazza, Penn State University)

Lé $10 miliyúŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ Pi Kappa Phi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi kiŋ lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel.

Oglála Lakȟóta Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta

1. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • 1-888-ATTY-911 él wówičakȟehaŋpi čha ralph@atty911.com él wówičakȟehaŋpi
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi šni, wówičakȟehaŋpi šni

2. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ (wówičakȟehaŋpi, wówičakȟehaŋpi, wíčazo okȟáta, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ)
  • Thípi kiŋ, wíŋyaŋkhiyapi kiŋ, čha wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni

3. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Lé thípi kiŋ wíčazo okȟáta, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, čha wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ (thípi kiŋ, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ)
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta

4. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni héčha, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta

5. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ (wówičakȟehaŋpi, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ)
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta

6. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta

Tȟáwa Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta Héčha Oglála Lakȟóta Él

Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ:

  1. Wíčazo okȟáta wówičakȟehaŋpi – Wíčazo okȟáta šiča héčha, lé wíčazo okȟáta (rhabdomyolysis kiŋ) tȟéhaŋl šiča šni.
  2. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ – Wíčazo okȟáta, wówičakȟehaŋpi, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ.
  3. Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.
  4. Wówičakȟehaŋpi šni – Thípi kiŋ, wíŋyaŋkhiyapi kiŋ, čha wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ.
  5. Attorney 911 él wówičakȟehaŋpi1-888-ATTY-911 – Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Wówičakȟehaŋpi Šni:

Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ šni (wówičakȟehaŋpi, wówičakȟehaŋpi, wówičakȟehaŋpi)
Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni
Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni wówičakȟehaŋpi šni
Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni

Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ – Čha Lé Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta

Wówičakȟehaŋpi 1: “He/Šká wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha”

Lé Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta:

  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ South Dakota él wówičakȟehaŋpi šni, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni.
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni.
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni.

Wówičakȟehaŋpi 2: “Lé čhaŋtéšiča héčha”

Lé Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta:

  • “Čhaŋtéšiča” wówičakȟehaŋpi šni – Čhaŋtéšiča waŋží, čhaŋtéšiča waŋží.
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ čhaŋtéšiča šni.

Wówičakȟehaŋpi 3: “Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ Šni”

Lé Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta:

  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta – Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Wówičakȟehaŋpi 4: “Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni”

Lé Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta:

  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.
  • Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel – Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Oglála Lakȟóta Wičhákhiyapi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ wíčazo okȟáta šni – lé čhaŋtéšiča wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, héčhel:

  • PTSD – Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, wóuŋspe ománi
  • Wóuŋspe ománi čha wóuŋspe ománi – Wíčazo okȟáta, wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi
  • Wóuŋspe ománi wóuŋspe ománi – Wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi
  • Wóuŋspe ománi wóuŋspe ománi – Wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi, wóuŋspe ománi
  • Wíyute wóuŋspe ománi – Wíčazo okȟáta wóuŋspe ománi
  • Wóuŋspe ománi wóuŋspe ománi – Wíčazo okȟáta wóuŋspe ománi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

Lé wíčazo okȟáta kiŋ wíčazo okȟáta šni kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, čha lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Lé Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta Héčha

Oglála Lakȟóta othí kičhíčhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, lé thípi kiŋ:

1. Wíčazo Okȟáta Wówičakȟehaŋpi

  • Wíčazo okȟáta wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wíčazo okȟáta wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wíčazo okȟáta wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

2. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, Snapchat, čha wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ (wówičakȟehaŋpi šni čhaŋtéšiča)

3. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

4. Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

5. Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Él Thípi Kiŋ

  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

Oglála Lakȟóta Othí Kičhíčhiyapi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ

1. Tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, čha wówičakȟehaŋpi šni héčha. Tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha?

Lé thípi kiŋ tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé thípi kiŋ tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

2. Thípi kiŋ, wíŋyaŋkhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Héčha tȟéhaŋl šni héčha?

Hiyá. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni čha tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ wíčazo okȟáta, čhaŋtéšiča, čha tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

3. Tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ héčha?

South Dakota él, tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni – wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni.

4. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha wówičakȟehaŋpi šni héčha?

Lé thípi kiŋ 2 okȟáta wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Wówičakȟehaŋpi šni. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, čha wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

5. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha?

Háŋ. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta čha wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta čha wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni.

6. Tȟáwa kiŋ wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha wówičakȟehaŋpi šni héčha?

Tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta, čha tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni. Wówičakȟehaŋpi šni wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

7. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ héčha?

Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ iyéčhel, lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ:

  • Wíčazo okȟáta wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

8. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha?

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, lé thípi kiŋ:

  • Wíčazo okȟáta wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

9. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha wówičakȟehaŋpi šni héčha?

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

10. Thípi kiŋ, wíŋyaŋkhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni héčha?

Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi šni. Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Oglála Lakȟóta Thípi Kiŋ Čha Wíŋyaŋkhiyapi Kiŋ: Lé Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta

Oglála Lakȟóta makȟá kiŋ él thípi kiŋ čha wíŋyaŋkhiyapi kiŋ:

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Čha lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Oglála Lakȟóta makȟá kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ, lé thípi kiŋ:

  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta
  • Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta

Pi Kappa Phi kiŋ Houston él wičhákhiyapi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ? Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé thípi kiŋ iyéčhel.

Oglála Lakȟóta makȟá kiŋ él thípi kiŋ:

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ University of Houston kiŋ él thípi kiŋ iyéčhel. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Oglála Lakȟóta Othí Kičhíčhiyapi: Lé Thípi Kiŋ Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kta

Tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha Oglála Lakȟóta makȟá kiŋ él, lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ. Čha lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni.

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta:

📞 1-888-ATTY-911
📧 ralph@atty911.com
🌐 attorney911.com

Oglála Lakȟóta wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Lé thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta – wówičakȟehaŋpi šni wówičakȟehaŋpi kta.

Se habla español.

Othí Kičhíčhiyapi Kiŋ, Lé Wówičakȟehaŋpi Kiŋ Oglála Lakȟóta Él Wówičakȟehaŋpi Šni Kta

Wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ čhaŋtéšiča šni. Čhaŋtéšiča šni. Wíŋyaŋkhiyapi kiŋ čha wičhákhiyapi kiŋ šni.

Čhaŋtéšiča waŋží. Čhaŋtéšiča waŋží. Čha wówičakȟehaŋpi šni kta.

Tȟáwa kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi kta héčha, lé thípi kiŋ Oglála Lakȟóta makȟá kiŋ él thípi kiŋ wówičakȟehaŋpi šni kta.

1-888-ATTY-911 él wówičakȟehaŋpi kta. Lé wówičakȟehaŋpi kiŋ él thípi kiŋ.

ENGLISH

Hazing Justice for Oglala Lakota Families: Legal Support for Victims of Fraternity and Sorority Abuse

Oglala Lakota Families: You Are Not Alone

If your child has been a victim of hazing at a fraternity, sorority, or other student organization in or near Oglala Lakota, South Dakota, we understand the pain, confusion, and anger you’re experiencing. What happened to your child was not “tradition,” not “team building,” and certainly not acceptable. It was abuse. It was assault. And it was preventable.

At Attorney 911, we are currently fighting a $10 million hazing lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston, where a student was hospitalized with kidney failure after being waterboarded, forced to do 500 squats, and struck with wooden paddles. The same fraternities and sororities that operate in Houston have chapters near Oglala Lakota. The same culture of abuse exists here. And we will fight for Oglala Lakota families with the same determination.

What Hazing Looks Like in Oglala Lakota

While we cannot comment on specific incidents in Oglala Lakota without verified information, we know from our national casework that hazing near Oglala Lakota often includes:

  • Extreme physical punishment – Forced calisthenics, running until exhaustion, or carrying heavy objects for long periods
  • Dangerous consumption – Forced drinking of alcohol, eating until vomiting, or consuming non-food substances
  • Psychological torture – Sleep deprivation, verbal abuse, isolation, or threats of expulsion
  • Sexual humiliation – Forced nudity, carrying sexual objects, or inappropriate touching
  • Waterboarding and simulated drowning – As seen in our current case
  • Physical assault – Paddling, beating, or branding

These activities have led to rhabdomyolysis (muscle breakdown), kidney failure, traumatic brain injuries, and even death across the country. If your child has suffered any of these consequences in Oglala Lakota, we can help.

Why Oglala Lakota Families Choose Attorney 911

1. We Are Fighting This Battle Right Now

While many law firms talk about hazing cases, we are actively litigating a $10 million hazing lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston. We know how to build these cases, how to hold institutions accountable, and how to win.

2. Nationwide Reach – We Serve Oglala Lakota Families

Even though our offices are in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont, we represent hazing victims nationwide, including in Oglala Lakota. We travel for depositions, trials, and client meetings. Distance is not a barrier to justice.

3. Former Insurance Defense Attorneys – We Know Their Playbook

Both of our attorneys, Ralph Manginello and Lupe Pena, worked for insurance companies before switching sides to represent victims. We know how they defend hazing cases, how they try to minimize claims, and how to dismantle their arguments. This is our unfair advantage for Oglala Lakota families.

4. Federal Court Authority – Critical for National Organizations

We are admitted to practice in U.S. District Court, which allows us to pursue cases against national fraternities and sororities regardless of where they are headquartered. If a fraternity near Oglala Lakota is part of a national organization, we can sue them in federal court.

5. Dual-State Bar Admission – Texas and New York

Many national fraternities and sororities are headquartered in New York. Our admission to the New York bar gives us strategic leverage when pursuing these organizations.

6. No Upfront Costs – We Work on Contingency

We understand that Oglala Lakota families may be concerned about legal fees. We work on a contingency basis – you pay nothing unless we win your case. Our fee comes from the settlement or verdict, so there is no financial risk to you.

7. We Speak Spanish – Se Habla Español

Many hazing victims and their families in Oglala Lakota may be more comfortable communicating in Spanish. We provide comprehensive legal services in Spanish, including consultations, case updates, and courtroom representation.

Who Is Liable for Hazing Near Oglala Lakota?

When hazing occurs, multiple parties can be held legally responsible, including:

Defendant Why They Are Liable
Local Chapter Directly organized and conducted the hazing activities
Chapter Officers (President, Pledgemaster, etc.) Leadership responsibility; directed or allowed hazing
Individual Members Participated in hazing or failed to stop it
National Fraternity/Sorority Organization Failed to supervise chapters despite knowledge of hazing culture
University/College Failed to monitor Greek life; may own fraternity/sorority houses
Alumni and Housing Corporations Allowed hazing at their properties; premises liability
Insurance Companies Provide coverage for institutional liability

In our current case, we are pursuing Pi Kappa Phi National, the local chapter, the University of Houston, individual members, and even a former member and his spouse who hosted hazing at their home. The same strategy applies to Oglala Lakota cases.

What Oglala Lakota Families Can Recover

Hazing victims and their families may be entitled to compensation for:

Economic Damages

  • Medical expenses (hospital stays, surgeries, rehabilitation, future treatment)
  • Lost wages (time missed from work during recovery)
  • Educational costs (tuition, fees, lost scholarships due to academic disruption)
  • Future earning capacity (if injuries cause permanent limitations)

Non-Economic Damages

  • Physical pain and suffering (from injuries sustained during hazing)
  • Mental anguish (PTSD, anxiety, depression from the abuse)
  • Emotional distress (humiliation, shame, loss of trust)
  • Loss of enjoyment of life (inability to participate in normal activities)

Punitive Damages

  • Awarded when conduct is egregious, intentional, or reckless
  • Meant to punish the wrongdoers and deter future hazing
  • Supported by evidence of pattern of abuse or institutional failure

In recent hazing cases, juries and courts have awarded:

  • $10.1 million (Stone Foltz, Bowling Green State University)
  • $6.1 million (Maxwell Gruver, Louisiana State University)
  • $110+ million (Timothy Piazza, Penn State University)

Our $10 million demand in the Pi Kappa Phi case is in line with these precedents, and Oglala Lakota families deserve the same level of compensation.

The Legal Process for Oglala Lakota Hazing Victims

Step 1: Free Consultation

  • Call us at 1-888-ATTY-911 or email ralph@atty911.com
  • We will evaluate your case and explain your legal rights
  • No obligation, no pressure

Step 2: Evidence Preservation

  • We will send preservation letters to all defendants demanding they retain evidence
  • We will guide you on what evidence to save (texts, photos, medical records, witness contacts)
  • DO NOT speak to the fraternity, sorority, or university without legal counsel

Step 3: Investigation

  • We will gather medical records, witness statements, and communications
  • We will identify all responsible parties (individuals, organizations, institutions)
  • We will work with experts to document the full extent of damages

Step 4: Demand and Negotiation

  • We will send a demand letter to the defendants outlining their liability
  • We will negotiate aggressively for a fair settlement
  • If they refuse to offer fair compensation, we will file a lawsuit

Step 5: Litigation

  • We will file a complaint in court
  • We will conduct discovery (depositions, document requests, interrogatories)
  • We will prepare for trial if necessary

Step 6: Resolution

  • Many cases settle before trial
  • If the case goes to trial, we will present your story to a judge or jury
  • We will fight for the maximum compensation you deserve

What to Do If Your Child Was Hazed in Oglala Lakota

Immediate Steps:

  1. Seek medical attention – Even if injuries seem minor, some conditions (like rhabdomyolysis) may not show symptoms immediately.
  2. Document everything – Take photos of injuries, save text messages, preserve social media posts, and get witness contact information.
  3. Do not speak to the organization – Anything you say can be used against you. Let us handle all communications.
  4. Do not sign anything – The fraternity, sorority, or university may try to get you to sign documents that waive your rights.
  5. Contact Attorney 911 immediately1-888-ATTY-911 – The sooner we get involved, the stronger your case will be.

What NOT to Do:

Do not delete any communications (texts, social media, emails)
Do not post about the incident on social media
Do not confront the organization without legal counsel
Do not wait to take action – Evidence disappears, and statutes of limitations apply

Common Defenses – And How We Defeat Them

Defense 1: “He/She Consented to Participate”

Our Response:

  • Consent is not a defense to hazing in most states, including South Dakota.
  • Coercion and peer pressure negate true consent – Victims often fear social exclusion or retaliation if they refuse.
  • Victims rarely know what they’re consenting to – Hazing is often hidden until it happens.

Defense 2: “It Was Just Tradition”

Our Response:

  • “Tradition” does not justify illegal activity – Assault is assault, regardless of tradition.
  • Courts and juries reject this argument – Hazing is not protected by tradition or free association.

Defense 3: “The University Didn’t Know”

Our Response:

  • Universities have a duty to monitor Greek life – If they own the fraternity/sorority house, their liability is even greater.
  • Prior incidents put them on notice – If hazing has happened before at the same organization, they cannot claim ignorance.
  • Their own policies require oversight – Failure to enforce their own rules is negligence.

Defense 4: “It Was Just a Few Bad Apples”

Our Response:

  • Hazing is a systemic problem – If multiple members participated, the entire organization is responsible.
  • Leadership sets the culture – Chapter officers and national organizations create the environment where hazing thrives.
  • Pattern evidence shows it’s not isolated – Our current case involves weeks of systematic abuse, not a single incident.

The Impact of Hazing on Oglala Lakota Students

Hazing doesn’t just cause physical injuries – it leaves lasting psychological and emotional scars, including:

  • Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) – Flashbacks, nightmares, and severe anxiety
  • Depression and Anxiety – Feelings of worthlessness, hopelessness, and fear
  • Academic Decline – Difficulty concentrating, missed classes, or dropping out
  • Social Withdrawal – Loss of trust in others, isolation from friends and family
  • Substance Abuse – Self-medicating to cope with trauma
  • Suicidal Ideation – Some victims see no way out of their pain

These consequences are just as serious as physical injuries, and they deserve compensation.

How We Prove Your Case

To build a strong hazing case for Oglala Lakota families, we gather:

1. Medical Evidence

  • Hospital records documenting injuries
  • Doctor’s notes on physical and psychological harm
  • Expert testimony on long-term consequences

2. Communications

  • Text messages, GroupMe chats, Snapchats, or other messages about hazing
  • Emails from the organization or university
  • Social media posts (before they are deleted)

3. Witness Testimony

  • Other pledges who witnessed or experienced the same hazing
  • Bystanders who saw the abuse
  • Friends or family members who noticed changes in the victim

4. Pattern Evidence

  • Prior hazing incidents at the same organization
  • National fraternity/sorority history of hazing
  • University’s history of hazing complaints

5. Institutional Documents

  • Fraternity/sorority policies on hazing (or lack thereof)
  • University oversight records
  • Internal communications showing knowledge of hazing

Frequently Asked Questions for Oglala Lakota Families

1. My child was hazed but doesn’t want to come forward. What can I do?

We understand that victims often fear retaliation or social consequences. We can take steps to protect your child’s identity while still pursuing justice. Many victims find that speaking out prevents others from being hurt. We can also explore anonymous reporting options to document the abuse without immediate legal action.

2. The fraternity/sorority already punished the members involved. Isn’t that enough?

No. Internal discipline does not compensate your child for their injuries or hold the organization fully accountable. Many fraternities and sororities suspend or expel members only after a lawsuit is filed – not because they want to, but because they have to. You deserve compensation for medical bills, pain and suffering, and the long-term impact on your child’s life.

3. What if my child was partially at fault?

In most states, even if your child was partially at fault, they can still recover compensation as long as they were less than 50% responsible. Consent is not a valid defense in hazing cases – the law recognizes that victims are often coerced into participating.

4. How long do we have to file a lawsuit?

Most states have a 2-year statute of limitations for personal injury claims, including hazing. Do not wait. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and your legal rights expire. Contact us immediately for a free consultation.

5. What if the hazing happened off-campus?

Location does not matter. Hazing is illegal whether it occurs on or off campus, in a fraternity house, at a private residence, or anywhere else. Universities and national organizations can still be held liable for failing to prevent hazing.

6. Can we sue the national fraternity/sorority organization?

Yes. National organizations have substantial assets and insurance policies that can provide compensation. They also have a duty to supervise their local chapters and prevent hazing. In our current case, we are suing Pi Kappa Phi National for failing to stop the abuse despite knowing about their “hazing crisis.”

7. What if my child is an international student or undocumented?

Your child’s immigration status does not affect their right to compensation. We have experience representing immigrant victims and can ensure their privacy is protected. No one should be afraid to seek justice because of their immigration status.

8. How much is my case worth?

Every case is unique, but recent hazing verdicts and settlements have ranged from $1 million to over $100 million. The value of your case depends on:

  • The severity of the injuries
  • The egregiousness of the conduct
  • The number of responsible parties
  • The defendant’s ability to pay
  • The impact on your child’s life

We will fight for the maximum compensation possible.

9. Will this affect my child’s academic or professional future?

We understand your concern. Many hazing cases settle confidentially, which means the details may not become public. We can also explore options to protect your child’s academic record and future opportunities.

10. What if the fraternity/sorority claims they didn’t know about the hazing?

That is not a valid defense. Organizations have a duty to monitor their members and prevent illegal activity. If hazing has happened before at the same organization, they are on notice and can be held liable for failing to act.

Oglala Lakota Universities and Greek Organizations: We Are Watching

To the fraternities and sororities operating near Oglala Lakota:

We know who you are. We know your corporate structures. We know your national organizations have paid millions in hazing settlements. And we know that the same culture of abuse exists in your chapters.

If you haze students in Oglala Lakota, we will:

  • Sue your local chapter
  • Sue your national organization
  • Sue your housing corporation
  • Sue your individual members personally
  • Pursue every insurance policy you have
  • Demand punitive damages for your egregious conduct

The Pi Kappa Phi chapter that hospitalized our client in Houston? They are now shut down. Your chapter could be next.

To the universities near Oglala Lakota:

The same institutional negligence that made the University of Houston a defendant exists at your campus. You own the fraternity and sorority houses. You have the power to regulate Greek life. You have the duty to protect your students. Act now, or face the same accountability.

Oglala Lakota Families: Your Next Steps

If your child has been a victim of hazing in or near Oglala Lakota, you have legal rights. You have options. And you are not alone.

Call us now for a free, confidential consultation:

📞 1-888-ATTY-911
📧 ralph@atty911.com
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Available 24/7 for Oglala Lakota hazing emergencies.

We work on contingency – you pay nothing unless we win your case.

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Together, We Can Stop Hazing in Oglala Lakota

Hazing is not harmless. It is not tradition. It is not brotherhood or sisterhood.

It is abuse. It is assault. And it must end.

By standing up for your child, you are not just seeking justice for your family – you are protecting future students in Oglala Lakota from the same trauma.

Call 1-888-ATTY-911 today. Let’s fight this battle together.


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