AG Organic, Inc. v. John

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• finding that the language of the federal or state statute in question must “expressly prohibit the tribal courts from exercising jurisdiction” and, “[i]n the absence of such an express prohibition, th[e] court must presume that tribal sovereign power remains intact’
• finding “no compelling reason to excuse exhaustion on the basis of the ‘bad faith’ exception” because “except in the most unusual circumstances, claims of bias or incompetence be raised first and fully litigated in the tribal court system’

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).