The Rincon Band of Luiseno Mission Indians is accusing California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger (R) of negotiating in bad faith.
The tribe wants to add more slot machines at its casino. But the state is demanding a cut of the revenues.
The lawsuit says the state can't impose a "tax" on tribal gaming process. Other tribes, however, have negotiated compacts with Schwarzenegger to share their revenues.
The tribe has 1,600 slot machines and wants to offer up to 2,500 machines.
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Rincon is unwilling to pay for more slots
(The San Diego Union-Tribune 8/13)
California | Compacts | Litigation
Rincon Band files suit over compact negotiations
Monday, August 13, 2007
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