Sep
30
2006
On October 9, 2006, Steven Andrew Light and Kathryn R.L. Rand gave the Annual Watkins Lecture at East Central University in Ada, Oklahoma. The lectureship brings recognized authorities to ECU to address subjects of public interest at the local, state, or national level. Besides their public lecture, Light and Rand also guest lectured in a class and presented an informal “brown bag” discussion with faculty, students, and tribal leaders. Read more. Archive - Sep 2006
September 30th
September 27th
California Dreaming
Sep
27
2006
As we discussed in a mid-September post (see "The Compacts Are Dead, The Compacts Are Dead," Sept. 9th), the recent big news from California was the eleventh-hour demise of Governor Schwarzenegger’s proposed compacts with five tribes that would have changed the landscape of Indian gaming in that state.September 24th
Eastern Shawnee Survey
Sep
24
2006
Thread: Indian Gaming in the NewsSeptember 19th
Steve’s Quoted in These Articles on the RIGHT Bill’s Defeat
Sep
19
2006
Thread: Proposed IGRA AmendmentsNew Verse, But Same Old Song
Sep
19
2006
Thread: Indian Gaming in the NewsStates trying to tax tribes is an American tradition. The general rule is that states cannot tax tribal governments (though the U.S. Supreme Court has carved out exceptions), and the express rule in IGRA is that states cannot tax tribal gaming. But that doesn't stop them from trying.
September 13th
Looks Like the RIGHT Bill is Wrong (Temporarily, at Least)
Sep
13
2006
Thread: Proposed IGRA AmendmentsSeptember 11th
Indian Gaming and Wisconsin State Politics
Sep
11
2006
Thread: Indian Gaming in the NewsHere's a short excerpt from an online “chat” hosted by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel with Paul Bucher, the Waukesha County District Attorney and a Republican challenger for the office of Wisconsin Attorney General.
