29 Palms Band v. Schwarzeneggar State Income Tax Case

Matthew L.M. Fletcher

As this article reports, the 29 Palms Band sued the State of California over gaming-related income on behalf of its off-reservation members. The court granted an earlier motion to dismiss, but allowed the Band leave to file an amended complaint on whether IGRA preempts state taxation.

Here are the materials so far:

California Motion to Dismiss

29 Palms Band Opposition

California Reply

Sept DCT Order Granting California Motion to Dismiss

29 Palms Band Amended Complaint

California Motion to Dismiss Amended Complaint

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