Federal judge denies Cherokee Nation’s request to stop the state from enacting casino amendment
A lawsuit filed by Cherokee Nation Businesses against the state over passage of Issue 2 on Election Day that would revoke its casino license in Pope County less than six months after it was issued was dealt a major blow Tuesday by a federal judge who "reluctantly denied" a temporary restraining order barring the state from implementing Issue 2 and saying the casino licensee is unlikely to prevail at trial on any of its constitutional claims.
Federal judge will not delay implementation of Arkansas’ anti-casino amendment
Known as Issue 2, a majority of voters statewide approved a proposed constitutional amendment to repeal a Pope County casino license and require countywide elections for future casinos in the state. A majority of voters in seven counties rejected the ...
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Issue 2, revoking a Pope County casino license, can go into effect, over objections from ...
In an ironic twist, voters Pope County themselves voted against Issue 2 — meaning they voted in favor of keeping the casino ...
Tuesday, Arkansans will decide whether or not a casino will be allowed to be built in Pope County, by voting for or against ...
A ballot measure revoking a casino license and adding hurdles to issue new ones, is being challenged by the holder of the ...
Tens of millions of dollars spent for and against an effort to block construction of a casino in Pope County with a ...
Issue 2, the ballot initiative aimed at revoking Pope County’s casino license and funded by the Choctaw Nation of ...
A U.S. judge ruled that the requested temporary restraining order against Arkansas' Issue 2 would be "reluctantly denied" and ...
All Arkansas voters will see a question on their ballot that asks to maintain or reject the right to open a casino in Pope ...
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