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Wis. gaming lawsuit moved to new court
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TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 2002 An Indian gaming lawsuit filed by three Ojibwe tribes in Wisconsin has been moved. The Sokaogon, Lac Courte Oreilles and Red Cliff bands filed the suit against Secretary of Interior Gale Norton in Washington, D.C. A federal judge agreed to move the case to Wisconsin. The case challenges a provision in Indian gaming law that requires state approval of off-reservation casino decisions. Gov. Scott McCallum (R) vetoed the tribes' proposed development. Get the Story:
Tribes' lawsuit over track moved to Madison (AP 8/27) Relevant Links:
Chippewa Meadows Gaming & Racing - http://www.chippewameadows.com Related Stories:
Wisconsin Governor vetoes Ojibwe casino (5/15)
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Norton fields questions from tribal leaders (2/23)
BIA approves off-reservation Ojibwe casino (2/21)
Babbitt casino report released (8/23)
Tribe suing DOI over casino (7/18)
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