Rahne Pistor v. Carlos Garcia

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• explaining that sovereign immunity is “quasi-jurisdictional in nature” and therefore 16 appropriately considered under Rule 12(b)(1)
• noting that Graham ’s “same principles fully apply” in the context of Indian tribes
• noting that when a federal court lacks subject- matter jurisdiction, meaning it lacks the constitutional or statutory power to adjudicate a case, the case may not proceed in that court
• noting that when a court lacks subject-matter jurisdiction, meaning it lacks the statutory or constitutional power to adjudicate a case, the court must dismiss the complaint, even sua sponte if necessary
• noting that when a court lacks subject-matter jurisdiction, meaning it lacks the statutory or constitutional power to adjudicate a case, the court must dismiss the complaint, even sua sponte if necessary
• noting that when a court lacks subject-matter jurisdiction, meaning it lacks the statutory or constitutional power to adjudicate a case, the court must dismiss the complaint, even sua sponte, if necessary

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