In re Marriage of Carbone

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• holding that Indian tribe’s treaty hunting rights survived congressional termination federal recognition of Indian tribe
• recognizing that abrogating usufructuary rights could potentially subject the government to a claim for compensation
• recognizing that a treaty is a \supreme law of the land\ and therefore generally not subject to state regulation absent Congressional cessation
• recognizing that a treaty is a “supreme law of the land” and therefore generally not subject to state regulation absent Congressional cessation
• recognizing that a treaty is a “supreme law of the land” and therefore generally not subject to state regulation absent Congressional cessation
• examining the rights of Menominee Indians following the termination of their Tribe

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