Dewberry v. Kulongoski

How courts have described this case

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• finding that the governor was a proper state officer to negotiate and execute an IGRA inter-sovereign compact pursuant to the necessary-business clause of the Oregon constitution
• finding that “it [was] impossible to lessen or avoid prejudice to the Tribes” because the plaintiffs sought to nullify the relevant compact
• finding that the governor was a proper state officer to negotiate and execute an IGRA inter-sovereign compact pursuant to the necessary-business clause of the Oregon constitution
• holding that Tribal-State. Compact was valid under Oregon law
• finding legal action against an Indian tribe is precluded unless the tribe waives its immunity or Congress expressly abrogates tribal immunity

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