In other words, the Michigan COA held that the state may prosecute non-Indians for engaging in drug-related criminal activity inside the Hannahville casino. Here is the opinion in People v. Collins:
Our previous post on this case is here.
People v. Collins
Hannahville Indian Community Amicus Brief in State v. Collins & Mason
Appellate Briefs in Michigan Prosecution of Non-Indians for “Victimless” Crime in Indian Country
Here are the materials in the consolidated cases, People v. Collins and People v. Mason (Mich. App.):
Michigan Trial Court Dismisses State Criminal Prosecution of Non-Indians; Crime Occurred in Tribal Casino
Here are the materials so far available in People v. Collins and People v. Mason:
Order Dismissal — Collins and Mason
An appeal is underway, as we understand it.
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