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Four Oklahoma tribes sue Gov. Stitt, federal agency over gaming agreements

Gov. Kevin Stitt’s attorneys defend gaming compacts with two tribes

Four Oklahoma tribes ask federal court in Washington D.C. to void two gaming compacts

Stitt loses leverage at gaming compact negotiating table

Opinion: Much has transpired, little has changed with Oklahoma gaming dispute

IN FOCUS: Understanding the different classes of gaming

Indian Nations Law Update – July 2020

Federal judge: Gov. Stitt wrong on tribal gaming compacts’ expiration date

Gov. Kevin Stitt loses another tribal gaming lawsuit

State’s legal fees in Stitt’s tribal gaming flap top $1.5 million

State Supreme Court rejects gaming compacts negotiated by Gov. Kevin Stitt

State Supreme Court Rules 2 Recent Tribal Gaming Compacts Are Invalid

Legislative leaders file new lawsuit against Gov. Kevin Stitt

Governor’s attorney: Oklahoma Supreme Court lacks authority to invalidate gaming compacts

Republican lawmakers say Stitt didn’t have power to draw up new gaming compacts with 2 tribes

State House, Senate Leaders Sue Governor Over Tribal Gaming

Two new gaming compacts take effect, but for how long?

Federal judge rejects Gov. Stitt’s request that he clarify governor’s authority in tribal compact negotiations

A ‘pencils down moment’ as compact case nears decision