A federal judge promised a quick ruling in a lawsuit that seeks to force the the Bay Mills Indian
Community to shut down its off-reservation casino in Michigan.
The Little Traverse Bay
Bands of Odawa Indians and the state of Michigan say the casino is illegal.
The gaming site is not held in trust and the National Indian Gaming Commission has said it doesn't qualify under the Indian
Gaming Regulatory Act.
Judge Paul Malone didn't make a decision on an injunction that the Little Traverse Bay
Bands and the state requested.
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Judge holds hearing for Bay Mills off-reservation casino case
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
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