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In United States v. White, 2008 WL 4816987 (W.D. Mo. Oct. 31, 2008) (unpublished), a federal district court considered whether a defendant alleging that he was a member of the American Indian tribe known as the Pembina Nation Little Shell Band of North America was entitled to diplomatic immunity from arrest and federal prosecution.
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Case No. 07-00395-01-CR-W-HFS.
October 31, 2008
ORDER
Defendant has filed a motion to suppress and dismiss and seeks an injunction (Doc. 24). Magistrate Judge Maughmer has submitted his report and recommendation (Doc. 37) urging, for reasons stated, the denial of the motion. Accused's response (Doc. 50) has now been filed and considered. I have examined the filings noted and conclude that the report and recommendation is sound, and is hereby ADOPTED. The motion to suppress and dismiss should be and is hereby DENIED.
It is SO ORDERED