By Greg Ablavsky
Last Tuesday, a unanimous U.S. Supreme Court found for the Omaha Tribe of Nebraska in Nebraska v. Parker, concluding that an 1882 congressional statute had not diminished the Omaha Reservation. In the process, the court reinforced existing law and rejected Nebraska's effort to make an easy case hard.
The facts in Parker presented a question that the court has addressed in several previous cases: whether a c...
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