Tribal members seek to reverse casino purchase In addition to slots and table games, Caesars Southern Indiana offers sports betting. Laurencio Ronquillo photo
A group of 14 tribal members that includes two sitting Tribal Council members and a former principal chief has entered a resolution aiming to reverse a Dec. 17 vote to purchase the gaming operation at Caesars Southern Indiana Casino for $250 million.
The protest letter and proposed resolution claim that the decision and the meeting in which it was made violated the tribe’s Charter and Governing Document its highest law, analogous to the Constitution in U.S. law on multiple fronts.