Government
Oct. 5, 2006
Campaign Law Clashes With Indian Tribes
SACRAMENTO - A Southern California Indian tribe that has contributed millions of dollars to political campaigns and causes will argue before the California Supreme Court today that it should not be held to state campaign finance laws because it is a sovereign nation.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - A Southern California Indian tribe that has contributed millions of dollars to political campaigns and causes will argue before the California Supreme Court today that it should not be held to state campaign finance laws because it is a sovereign nation.
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