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063093P.pdf   06/26/2007  Plains Commerce Bank  v.  Long Family Land
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  06-3093
   U.S. District Court for the District of South Dakota   
   [PUBLISHED][Murphy, Author, with Wollman and John R. Gibson,
   Circuit Judges]
   Civil case - Indian law. District court did not err in finding tribal court
   had jurisdiction over Long's suit against the bank as the bank had formed
   a consensual relationship with the tribe or its members and the tribal tort
   law invoked by the Longs was an appropriate "other means" by which a
   tribe may regulate nonmember conduct; tribal court of appeal
   appropriately upheld jurisdiction on the basis of tribal rather than federal
   law; tribal proceedings did not violate due process, as the bank had
   adequate notice of the claims and an opportunity to defend.