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Other briefs TK.
Lower court materials here.
Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe
Federal Court Grants Summary Judgment in Gaming Management Contract Matter
Here are the materials in Bettor Racing Inc. v. National Indian Gaming Commission (D. S.D.):
53 Bettor Motion for Summary J
Update in Bettor Racing v. NIGC — Flandreau Intervenes and Files Counterclaim
Here are the updated materials in Bettor Racing Inc. v. National Indian Gaming Commission (D. S.D.):
35 DCT Order Allowing Intervention
36 Flandreau Answer and Counterclaim
Complaint was posted here.
Suit against NIGC over Gaming Management Contract Decision
Here is the complaint in Bettor Racing Inc. v. NIGC (D. S.D.):
South Dakota Supreme Court Suppresses Evidence Taken by Tribal Law Enforcement under the Indian Civil Rights Act
Maybe I’m missing something, but HOLY COW! Now state courts have jurisdiction under the Indian Civil Rights Act?!?!? I thought Santa Clara Pueblo v. Martinez settled the question, holding that tribal courts have exclusive jurisdiction over ICRA claims.
This case, State v. Madsen, decided two days ago by the South Dakota Supreme Court, has no discussion of the court’s jurisdiction to apply ICRA to tribal law enforcement, so maybe there’s some agreement or something in which the tribe (Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe) agreed to state court adjudication of ICRA claims arising out of police activities at the tribe’s casino.
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