Dollar General v. Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians — Tribal Court Jurisdiction

Dollar General v. Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians — Tribal Court Jurisdiction — Updated

January 7, 2009July 7, 2014Matthew L.M. Fletcher

The Southern District of Mississippi granted a TRO against the tribal court in a case brought by tribal members against the owner of a Dollar General on tribal trust land. How this case doesn’t meet the Montana 1 test is beyond me.

Here are the materials:

dolgen-v-miss-band-tribal-court-dct-order

Miss Band Choctaw SCT Opinion

dollar-general-motion-for-tro

townsend-motion-for-tro

mississippi-band-response

dollar-general-reply-brief

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