Not much going on, Menominee Tribe v. DOI is progressing:
Menominee Motion to Consider Extrinsic Evidence
Not much going on, Menominee Tribe v. DOI is progressing:
Menominee Motion to Consider Extrinsic Evidence
Here’s the news article, via Penchanga, with an excerpt:
The Menominee Nation has filed a lawsuit that seeks to overturn the U.S. Department of the Interior’s decision to block the tribe from building a casino at Dairyland Greyhound Park.
The tribe filed the suit in the U.S. District Court in Green Bay on Friday against the U.S. Department of the Interior and Kenneth Salazar, current secretary of that department. The lawsuit asks the court to declare a January 2009 denial of the Menominee’s land-into-trust application to create a casino at Dairyland as invalid and unlawful and to overturn that decision.
And the complaint — Menominee II Complaint
The Eastern District of Wisconsin denied the Menominees motion for a TRO in their challenge to the application of the regulations on off-reservation gaming. The complaint is here.
As Indianz reports, the Menominee Tribe has sued to prevent Dirk Kempthorne from making a decision on the tribe’s off-reservation gaming application before the change in administration.