· 8/30/2005
Astorga v. Wing
Citations
- 118 P.3d 1103
- 211 Ariz. 139
- 2005 Ariz. App. LEXIS 104
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- concluding that the \principle of exhaustion\ announced in LaPlante \does not apply\ to a case filed in state court
- finding that the exhaustion rule did not apply to state courts because federal courts have the ability to review these determinations, whereas state courts do not
- finding that the exhaustion rule did not apply to state courts because federal courts have the ability to review these determinations, whereas state courts do not
- stating that, unlike federal courts, state courts do not have authority to review a tribal court’s exercise of jurisdiction over nonmembers
- stating that, unlike federal courts, state courts do not have authority to review a tribal court’s exercise of jurisdiction over nonmembers
- doctrine applies 6 BANK OF NEW YORK v. IVAYLO DODEV Opinion of the Court only when tribunal’s authority derives from the same sovereign
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Judges: Snow, Norris, Gemmill
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