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Appellate Briefs in Tohono O’odham Nation v. City of Glendale — Glendale’s Effort to Annex Tribe-Owned Land
Here are the materials so far in this case, pending in the Arizona Court of Appeals:
Rincon Band Cert Opposition in IGRA Revenue Sharing Case
Here: Rincon Band Cert Opp.
Petition is here, with link to the lower court materials.
Bay Mills Indian Community Gaming Ordinance Amendment (Sept. 15, 2010)
Here, and here: BMIC Gaming Ordinance Amendment 9-15-10
Interlochen Public Radio Spot on BMIC’s Vanderbilt Casino
From IPR:
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There’s a new Indian-run casino in Vanderbilt north of Gaylord along I-75. It’s a small facility with just a few dozen slot machines.
Its opening came as a shock to the state, and to several Indian nations in northern Michigan who contend it’s illegal.
Quiet Open
The new casino opened so quietly early this month that its nearest competitor knew nothing of it.
“I heard 9&10 News was traveling over there to view the opening. So that’s how we found out,” says Ken Harrinton, chairman of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indians. His tribe owns a much larger casino, about 30 miles away in Petoskey, The Odawa Casino Resort.
One Fire Dept. Challenges Another Fire Dept.’s Tribal Agreement in Cal. Appellate Court
Interesting case, with Rule 19 a major player.
Here is the opening brief in El Dorado/Diamond Springs Fire Protection District v. El Dorado Fire Protection District (Cal. App. 3rd Dist.): Diamond Springs Opening Brief.
The agreement involves the Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians.
Arizona State Senator Denied Leave to Intervene in Challenge to Tohono O’odham Fee to Trust Case
Here is that order (the Senator is Russell Pearce): DCT Order Denying Sen Pearce Motion to Intervene
LTBB Letter to Michigan Gaming Control Board re: Bay Mills Vanderbilt Casino
LTBB Suspends Economic Incentive Payments
Article here, from Uplivenorth.
TV coverage here, from channels 9 & 10.
Federal Bankruptcy Court Decides Tribal Gaming Per Cap Issue against Indian Debtor
Here are the materials in In re Howley (D. Kan. Bkrtcy.):
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