Gaming law

So while we could argue that the Seneca's have enough autonomy that they don't have to be holding to outside laws, but the contractors we hire do.

One of the threats, one of the reasons that the gaming law, the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, the only benefit that really came to native people was that the vendors stopped being scared away by the potential of having the states come after them.

Once there was a legal framework that didn't serve us, it did more to serve the vendors and the contractors and all those people we did business with because now they no longer were in jeopardy.

We were never in jeopardy.

They can prohibit native gaming if they wanted to.

I would argue that's not true, but that's what the Supreme Court said in Cabazon.

So a year later, they passed a gaming law that puts the state in business with us.

which is an absurd, you know, proposition.