Frazier v. Turning Stone Casino

How courts have described this case

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• holding casino tribal entity protected by tribal sovereign immunity
• finding no subject matter jurisdiction under the Ali Act because plaintiff was not a “boxer” and did not allege an injury arising as a result of a violation of any provision of the Act
• denying the plaintiff leave to amend because amendment would be futile
• alleged violation of state law inadequate to demonstrate that tribal officers acted outside the seope of their lawful authority
• “Plaintiffs could rely upon . . . § 1983[] to establish federal question jurisdiction . . . .”
• alleged violation of state law inadequate to demonstrate that tribal officers acted outside the scope of their lawful authority

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