United States v. Steven B. Funmaker

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• 18 U.S.C. 844(i), punishing one who destroys by fire property used in or affecting interstate commerce, extends to a Native American who set fire to tribe- owned gambling hall
• \The ___ decision-making power of Indian tribes ends . . . at the point when those decisions would violate federal law designed to safeguard important federal interests such as the free flow of interstate commerce.\

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