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Tribe retains casino advantage

Ruling is setback for developer

By Mark Arsenault
Globe Staff / February 18, 2012
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Advantages in state law for a Native American tribe pursuing a casino are constitutional and will be allowed to stand, a federal judge decided, as he dismissed a challenge to the law by a developer seeking to build a casino in New Bedford. The developer filed its lawsuit hours after Governor Deval Patrick signed the casino legislation into law. The suit challenged a provision that delays open bidding on a commercial license in southeastern Massachusetts until at least August.

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