State Ex Rel. May v. Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma

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• no evidence that State has complied with P.L.-280's requirements for acquiring general jurisdiction; state jurisdiction exists only when tests are met for preemption and for lack of infringement on tribal self-government
• sovereign immunity has given way to a preemption/infringement on tribal self-government test
• no evidence that State has complied with P.L.-280’s requirements for acquiring general jurisdiction; state jurisdiction exists only when tests are met for preemption and for lack of infringement on tribal self-government
• sovereign immunity has given way to a preemption/infringement on tribal self-government test

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