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Federal Court Temporarily Enjoins Santa Ysabel Internet Gaming
Interior Prevails in Carcieri-Based Challenge to Cowlitz Trust Acquisition
Here are the materials in Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community v. Jewell (D. D.C.):
Ninth Circuit Tosses Wrongful Death Action against Barona Valley Ranch Resort & Casino
Here are the materials in Nasella v. Barona Valley Ranch Resort & Casino:
Michigan’s Suit Against Lansing Casino Dismissed with Leave to Re-File Against Tribal Officials
United States Files Complaint against Santa Ysabel over Internet Gaming
Summary Judgment Materials in Challenge to Enterprise Rancheria Trust Acquisition
Here are the materials in the case captioned Cachil Dehe Band of Wintun Indians of the Colusa Indian Community v. Jewell (E.D. Cal.):
98-1 United Auburn Indian Community Motion for Summary J
99-1 Citizens for a Better Way Motion for Summary J
102-1 Colusa Motion for Summary J
116-1 DOI Motion for Summary J
119-1 Enterprise Rancheria Motion for Summary J
128 Citizens for a Better Way Opposition
135 DOI Reply in Support of Motion to Strike
136 Enterprise Rancheria Reply
Materials in the TRO stage of this litigation are here.
Iipay Nation Responsive Pleadings in Internet Gaming Matter
Here are the new materials in materials in State of California v. Iipay Nation Of Santa Ysabel (S.D. Cal.):
SY Interactive Memo Opposing TRO motion
Appendix A — Memo opposing TRO motion + attachment
Declaration — David Chelette + exhibits Part 1 corrected
Declaration — David Chelette + exhibits Part 2
Vialpando Declaration + exhibits part 1
Vialpando Declaration + exhibits part 2
The complaint and TRO motion is here.
D.C. Circuit Rejects Bid by Buena Vista Rancheria to Intervene in Challenge to Trust Acquisition
Here is the opinion in Amador County v. Dept. of Interior.
An excerpt:
In 2005, Amador County, California brought suit against the Department of Interior challenging the Secretary’s approval of a gaming compact between the Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Indians (the “Tribe”) and the State of California. After nearly six-and-a-half years of litigation, the Tribe sought to intervene for the limited purpose of moving to dismiss the amended complaint under Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 19. The district court denied the motion as untimely, and this appeal followed. Because we conclude that the district court did not abuse its discretion, we affirm.
Briefs and lower court materials here.
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