Third opinion: Sovereignty question may go to high court
An Oklahoma attorney is considering going to the U.S. Supreme Court with a case that, if accepted by the high court, could have a great bearing on how business is conducted with American Indian tribes.
Jonathan Neff of Tulsa says he anticipates appealing to the Supreme Court a ruling made recently by the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Denver . In that ruling involving the Seneca-Cayuga tribe , the co...
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