But stadium backers note the bonds have already survived similar legal challenges, and maintain that inability to sell bonds soon would imperil not just the stadium project but an adjacent $400 million public/private development that includes office towers, parking facilities and green space.
The state Supreme Court "should dispose of the claims raised once and for all,
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