The Oglala Sioux Tribe of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation v. Homestake Mining Co.

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• holding second action barred by res judicata because plaintiff “assert[ed] identical claims and jurisdictional grounds” as the first action
• applying res judicata to the present action “asserting identical claims and jurisdictional grounds” as the prior action
• denying relief in part because alleged grounds for disqualification were known at the time the case was decided by the trial judge but not raised until the case was on appeal
• denying relief in part because alleged grounds for disqualification were known at the time the case was decided by the trial judge but not raised until the case was on appeal
• dismissal based on lack of subject- matter jurisdiction does not preclude reconsideration of the question if “the justiciability problem can be overcome.”
• implying a timeliness requirement for motions under Section 455

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