United States v. Male Juvenile (Pierre Y.)

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• allowing use of a state definition of burglary of a residence despite federal definitions for several other categories of burglary
• allowing use of a state definition of burglary of a residence despite federal definitions for several other categories of burglary
• “[W]e reject the contention that tribal law should govern the admissibility of statements in federal court. Federal law governs federal proceedings.”
• “[W]e reject the con- tention that tribal law should govern the admissibility of state- ments in federal court. Federal law governs federal proceedings.”
• “The MCA was enacted after the [ICCA] . . . as an exception to or abrogation of the [ICCA].”
• consider- ing suppression of evidence based on argument that confes- sion was wrongfully obtained by tribal investigators

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