August 20, 2008
COLUSA, CA - The Cachil Dehe Band of Wintun Indians won the decision of a
three-judge panel of the 9th Circuit Federal Appeals Court in its fight to add
more slot machines in their Colusa Casino Resort. The casino currently operates
864 slots.
The ruling states the U.S. District Court in Sacramento must consider the
tribe's request for more slot machines on its own merits, regardless of how it
would affect business at other Indian casinos. The U.S. District Court in
Sacramento will now rehear the case sometime within three months.
"The mere fact that the outcome of (the tribe's) litigation may have some
financial consequences for the non-party tribes is not sufficient to make those
tribes required parties," wrote Judge William Canby Jr.
In 2003 the tribe applied to the California Gambling Control Commission to add
377 more slots but was denied. The Cachil Dehe sued in October 2004, however,
the federal courts dismissed the case in 2006 because other tribes had not
joined the suit as "indispensable parties."
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