Madrid assigns gaming expenditure approvals up to €225,000 to its land directorate
The order sets the officials responsible for approving gaming-related public expenditure at different spending levels.
The order sets the officials responsible for approving gaming-related public expenditure at different spending levels.
The ruling keeps gaming blocked at the proposed site while the tribe challenges Interior’s decision.
The ruling puts the tribe’s proposed $700 million casino resort and hotel at risk.
The ruling maintains the casino’s authority to operate while leaving the opposing tribes an appeal route.
The Coquille casino's approval remains intact after a federal judge rejected three tribes' challenge to the property's gaming trust status.
The Scotts Valley tribe sued the US Department of the Interior over its rejected Vallejo casino proposal.
The tribe's lawsuit contests Interior's rejection of its claimed historical connection to the Vallejo casino site.
The Interior Department reversed approval of the $700m development, and the tribe plans a federal court challenge.
The ruling blocks gaming at the proposed site unless the tribe overturns the decision through judicial review.
The decision blocks gaming on the proposed site unless the tribe overturns it in court.
The adverse Interior ruling creates a legal obstacle to the planned Vallejo casino.