Publications

Indian Gaming Lawyer is a new magazine that is published twice a year by the International Masters of Gaming Law.

This publication is mailed to all IMGL members and to others by request.

Submit articles (that have not previously been published) to Editor Dennis Whittlesey at [email protected]

View and Download PDF of the Autumn 2017 issue

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• Message from the President By Michael E. Zatezalo
• Letter from the Editor By Kevin C. Quigley
• Regulators of the Year 2017 By Sue McNabb
• New Mexico Tribal Gaming: Long and Bumpy Road By Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier
• What Constitutes Class II Bingo Gaming “Conducted” on Indian Lands for Purposes of the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act? By Kevin C. Quigley and Tom Foley
• Building “Walls” to Enhance Tribal-State Cooperation By William Bogot and Donna More
• Compact Conflicts Over Free Play Credits By Little Fawn Boland and Kevin C. Quigley
• Tribal Gaming Compacts in Oklahoma By D. Michael McBride III
• Avoiding Regulatory Agency Communication Breakdowns By John N. Roberts
• IGRA and Tribal “Non-Gaming Spaces” By Little Fawn Boland

Subscribe to Indian Gaming Lawyer.

Indian Gaming Lawyer is a new magazine that is published twice a year by the International Masters of Gaming Law.

This publication is mailed to all IMGL members and to others by request.

Submit articles (that have not previously been published) to Editor Dennis Whittlesey at [email protected]

View and Download PDF of theSpring 2017 issue

Download individual articles:

• Letter from the Editor: Current Developments and Important Issues in Indian Gaming Law By Dennis J. Whittlesey
• Message from the President: Extending the Reach of the IMGL Brand By Michael E. Zatezalo
• Remembering a Great Tribal Chair and a Good Friend By Dennis J. Whittlesey
• Indian Gaming's Growing Trend By Alan P. Meister, Ph.D.
• Current Battles and the Future of Off-Reservation Indian Gaming By Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier and Brian Daluiso
• Class II E-Bingo Gaming Systems Finally Receive Judicial Approval By Kevin Quigley and Tom Foley
• The Continuing Attack on Tribal Sovereign Immunity at the Supreme Court By Graydon Dean Luthey, Jr.
• “Restored Land” for a “Restored Tribe:” The Successful Quest of the Karuk Tribe of California By Stephen Dow Beckham

Subscribe to Indian Gaming Lawyer.

Indian Gaming Lawyer is a new magazine that is published twice a year by the International Masters of Gaming Law.

This publication is mailed to all IMGL members and to others by request.

Submit articles (that have not previously been published) to Editor Dennis Whittlesey at [email protected]m

View and Download PDF of the Autumn 2016 issue

Download individual articles:

• Message From the President By Michael E. Zatezalo
• ​Letter from the Editor By Dennis J. Whittlesey
• ​The Foundation of Indian Law in the United States By Dennis J. Whittlesey and Patrick Sullivan
• A Two-Part Examination of a Small Oregon Tribe's Success By Stephen Dow Beckham
• The Development of Indian Gaming in California By Jane Zerbi
• Arizona Tribal Gaming – The Great Compromise and Controversy By Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier
• The Legal Development of Indian Gaming in Oklahoma Since 1988 By Graydon Dean Luthey, Jr.
• The Poarch Band of Creek Indians: How One Isolated Tribe Beat the Odds By Venus Prince
• A Comparative Overview of Canadian and U.S. Indigenous Gaming Law By Yale D. Belanger, Kathryn R. L. Rand and Steven Andrew Light

Subscribe to Indian Gaming Lawyer.

Indian Gaming Lawyer is a new magazine that is published twice a year by the International Masters of Gaming Law.

This publication is mailed to all IMGL members and to others by request.

Submit articles (that have not previously been published) to Editor Dennis Whittlesey at [email protected]

View and Download PDF of the Spring 2016 issue

Download individual articles:

• Message From the President By Michael E. Zatezalo
• ​Letter from the Editor By Dennis J. Whittlesey
• ​The Economic Evolution of Indian Gaming By Alan P. Meister, Ph.D.
• Identifying Land That Is Eligible for Indian Gaming By Stephen Dow Beckham
• The Tribal Trump Card – IGRA’s Good Faith Compact Negotiation Requirement By Patrick Sullivan
• iGaming Under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act By Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier and Anthony J. Carucci
• ​Classifying Server-Based Electronic Bingo Gaming Systems Under the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act By Kevin Quigley and Tom Foley
• Same-Sex Marriage in Indian Country After Windsor & Obergefell By Mike McBride III

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