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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2, 2002

A group of northern California casino card clubs and religious charities are appealing a ruling which upheld the validity of tribal gaming agreements.

The group filed a notice of appeal to U.S. District Judge David Levi's July 23 decision. Levi said tribes were legally granted the right to a Class III, or Vegas-style, casino monopoly.

Get the Story:
Tribal gaming ruling is appealed (The Palm Springs Desert Sun 8/2)

Get the Decision:
Artichoke Joe's v. Norton (7/29)

Relevant Links:
California Nations Indian Gaming Association - http://www.cniga.com

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