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Calif. court considers another campaign case
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FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 2003 The Tachi Yokut Tribe of California was in court on Thursday to explain why it should not be forced to comply with the state's campaign finance laws. According to the state Fair Political Practices Commission, the tribe failed to report $525,000 in contributions over a four-year period. The tribe says it has not waived its sovereignty to fall under the state's jurisdiction. Get the Story:
Tribal sovereignty debated (The Fresno Bee 3/6)
Arguments heard in second key case over tribal donations (AP 3/6) Relevant Links:
Tachi Yokut Tribe, Santa Rosa Rancheria - http://www.tachi-yokut.com
Fair Political Practices Commission - http://www.fppc.ca.gov Related Stories:
Editorial: State sovereignty was under attack (3/4)
Calif. tribe subject to state election laws (2/28)
Tribal disclosure of gifts at issue (01/09)
Calif. tribe paid $100K to meet Norton (12/12)
State board alleges tribe failed to report (10/30)
Calif. tribe sued over political gifts (09/27)
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