Here is the indictment in United States v. Gray (N.D. N.Y.):
Press release here.
Pechanga coverage here.
The lede:
Michigan’s casino industry could face some problems if the nation falls off the ‘fiscal cliff’ at the end of the year.
The meat:
Jake Miklocjik is an analyst who closely follows the casino industry in Michigan. He says the state’s two dozen casinos should fare better than those in Las Vegas, since the Michigan casinos are closer to their core clientele.
“By itself, when I look down through the fiscal cliff issues…I don’t really see a big impact on Michigan casinos,” says Miklocjik.
Miklocjik says Michigan’s casinos face more threats from other forms of gambling than they do from the fiscal cliff.
Huh?
Yet another Carcieri-based complaint. This is one of many reasons why there won’t be a Carcieri fix.
Here are the briefs:
Michigan v Bay Mills Cert Petition w Appendices
A Conference date for this petition hasn’t been set yet.
Here are the materials in State of Wisconsin v. Ho-Chunk Nation (W.D. Wis.):
DCT Order Denying Arbitration Award
News coverage here.
Here is the unpublished opinion in United States ex rel. Auginaush v. Medure:
An excerpt:
The tribal court adopted the arbitration transcript as the official record of its proceeding. This transcript included testimony from Medure. In August 2009 the tribal court ruled that the 1992 contract was null and void. In November 2010 the tribal court issued an order and judgment in favor of the band awarding all amounts paid under the contract, amounting to more than $18.5 million with interest accruing at the daily rate of $1,669.12.
We posted about this case in 2009.
Here are the materials in Comanche Nation v. CDST Gaming-I Inc.:
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