The Osage Nation of Oklahoma has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to hear its reservation status case.

The tribe's petition was filed on October 22. It seeks the reversal of a 10th Circuit Court of Appeals decision that said Congress diminished the tribe's reservation in 1906.

A response from the Oklahoma Tax Commission is due November 22, according to the docket sheet. Turtle Talk has documents from the case, Osage Nation v.Oklahoma Tax Commission.

10th Circuit Decision:
Osage Nation v. Oklahoma (March 8, 2010)

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