MENOMINEE TRIBAL ENTERPRISES v. Solis

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• \[A] federal court has leeway ‘to choose among threshold grounds for denying audience to a case on the merits.’ ” (quoting Ruhrgas AG v. Marathon Oil Co.
• holding that OSHA applied to tribe’s operation of a sawmill and related commercial activities
• rejecting argument that tribal sawmill involved right of self-governance in purely intramural affairs because “[t]he Menominees’ sawmill is just a sawmill, a commercial enterprise”
• rejecting argument that tribal sawmill involved right of self-governance in purely intramural affairs because “[t]he Menominees’ sawmill is just a sawmill, a commercial enterprise”
• describing a framework similar to Coeur d’Alene and concluding that OSHA applied to a tribal sawmill
• \[I]f in fact the off-the-record discussion did concern the issue the appellant now raises

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