The Narragansett Tribe of Rhode Island is challenging two ballot questions that will expand non-Indian gaming in the state.
One question allows the Twin River slot parlor to operate as a full casino. The second allows the Newport Grand slot parlor to become a full casino.
The tribe argues that the questions violate the state constitution. The Rhode Island Superior Court will hear arguments on May 30.
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Newport Grand casino ballot question now part of Narragansett Indian Tribe lawsuit
(The Providence Journal 4/14)
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Narragansett Tribe challenges two gaming ballot questions
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
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