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NOVEMBER 2, 2000 Jackson T. King, the lead lawyer for the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, has given in to a request by the state of Connecticut that he apply for a gaming license. King said he didn't have to apply for a license because he was considered by the tribe to be a tribal official. Tribal officials don't have to obtain licenses from the state. King has now agreed to apply for a license. But it won't be the type that requires full financial disclosure. Get the Story:
Mashantuckets' King ends stalemate over gaming license (The New London Day 11/2)
Tribe's lawyer gives in to state
Facebook TwitterNOVEMBER 2, 2000 Jackson T. King, the lead lawyer for the Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, has given in to a request by the state of Connecticut that he apply for a gaming license. King said he didn't have to apply for a license because he was considered by the tribe to be a tribal official. Tribal officials don't have to obtain licenses from the state. King has now agreed to apply for a license. But it won't be the type that requires full financial disclosure. Get the Story:
Mashantuckets' King ends stalemate over gaming license (The New London Day 11/2)
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