Bullock v. Day & Zimmermann, Inc.

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• holding no abuse of discretion on denying motion for continuance based on counsel’s illness where appellant was ably represented by substitute counsel throughout his trial
• holding no abuse of discretion on denying motion for continuance based on counsel's illness where appellant was ably represented by substitute counsel throughout his trial
• tribal enrollment and one-fourth Indian blood is sufficient proof that one is an Indian
• allegation of bias against Indians generally and a particular Indian organization
• enrollment and three-fourths Indian blood

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