Hearing Planned for Sealing of Indiana Casino Law Suit
A judge ruled that court records in a gambling law suit between the partners in the new Orange County casino will remain sealed until at least the end of next month, when he will hold a hearing on whether the records should be made public.
Orange Circuit Judge Larry Blanton on Tuesday scheduled the hearing for July 31.
Cook Group Inc., a Bloomington medical device manufacturer, filed the suit this month against Indianapolis real estate developer Lauth Property Group Inc., and Blanton on June 8 granted Cook's motion to seal the records.
State law, however, requires a hearing to be held before a lawsuit is sealed. After being questioned Monday by The Courier-Journal of Louisville, Ky., about his decision, Blanton agreed to hold a hearing.
The companies have not commented on the lawsuit, but Ernest Yelton, executive director of the Indiana Gaming Commission, said that the dispute was over control of the casino.
June 22, 2006
Posted By James Stevenson
Staff Editor, CasinoGamblingWeb.com
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