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Oklahoma Judge rules casino machines were wrongly classified
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (AP)
An Oklahoma County judge has ruled that two popular models of gaming machines have been wrongly classified, which could mean the state has not received money it was due since compacts between American Indian tribes and the state took effect in 2005. How much the state might have lost is not known because a protective order that is part of the lawsuit keeps confidential information about the total number of gaming machines involved in the suit. It also is not known if any money the state lost can be recouped. |
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