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Tribal gaming figures assess possible effects of Chevron ruling

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Tribal gaming representatives and a lawyer discussed possible effects of the US Supreme Court’s June decision overturning the Chevron doctrine, according to the report. Lawyer Scott Crowell cited more than 100 federal Indian law cases involving the doctrine; Jason Giles said its removal could make challenges to regulations easier to bring.

The ruling may affect how tribes and regulators defend or challenge federal rules relevant to tribal gaming.

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