The Supreme Court on Monday declined to review whether Rhode Island authorities can enforce state law on an Indian reservation. The Court also refused to take up the issue of school choice in Maine. The Court refused to consider the case of a Nobel Peace Prize-nominated law professor who wants the U.S. government to expunge his FBI file. In addition, an asylum seeker found to have engaged in terrorist activities in Northern Ireland lost his battle Monday to have the Court review his lawsuit.
November 28, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Supreme Court on Monday declined to review whether Rhode Island authorities can enforce state law on an Indian reservation, a dispute triggered by a police raid on a tribal smoke shop.
Cigarettes sold for less at the shop on the Narragansett Indian Tribe reservation because the tribe didn’t pay for state-mandated tax stamps and it didn’t collect a sales tax from customers who purchased cigarettes.
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