Though Justice Joyce Kennard was hard on both sides Wednesday, it still looked like the Supremes might let the state get around tribal immunity in order to enforce campaign finance laws.
October 04, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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SANTA BARBARA � Indian tribes that refuse to disclose campaign contributions given for California elections might soon be defending themselves in state court.
During oral arguments Wednesday in Santa Barbara, the California Supreme Court seemed on the verge of ruling that the state’s right to protect its political process from corruption trumps tribes’ federally recognized immunity from lawsuits.
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