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Opponents launch appeal in Seneca Nation gaming lawsuit

Filed Under: Litigation | New York
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Workers put the finishing touches on a permanent Seneca Nation off-reservation casino in Buffalo, New York, back in August. Photo Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino

Gaming opponents are still trying to shut down the off-reservation casino operated by the Seneca Nation of New York.

The tribe opened a permanent home for the Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino in August. The facility is located on land that was placed in restricted fee status under the terms of the Seneca Nation Settlement Act of 1990.

Judge William Skretny upheld the legality of the casino in a decision this May. A group called Citizens Against Casino Gambling in Erie County is now asking the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn the decision.

Get the Story:
Group Files Second Appeal to Have Local Casino Shut Down (WKBW 11/11)
Citizens group files appeal to shut down Seneca Buffalo Creek Casino (The Buffalo Law Journal 11/8)

Related Stories:
Seneca Nation sets grand opening at off-reservation casino (8/26)

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