Court reverses Web-gambling ruling
- Jan 21, 2009
The Kentucky Court of Appeals yesterday struck down a lower court order that would have allowed Gov. Steve Beshear's administration to take control of 141 illegal gambling Web sites...
Read More . . .The Kentucky Court of Appeals yesterday struck down a lower court order that would have allowed Gov. Steve Beshear's administration to take control of 141 illegal gambling Web sites...
Read More . . .The Interactive Media Entertainment and Gaming Association (iMEGA) received a request from the U.S. 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals asking to be informed of iMEGA’s lawyer’s availability..
Read More . . .The Kentucky Court of Appeals issued a ruling today prohibiting the seizure of 141 Internet domain names by the state.
Read More . . .In a ruling handed down by Pennsylvania Judge Thomas A. James Jr. in Columbia County on Friday, it was ruled that Texas Hold’em is a game of skill and therefore not gambling under state law.
Read More . . .The US 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals has asked iMEGA’s legal team for oral arguments in their challenge to a Federal law targeting the Internet gambling industry...
Read More . . .Stricter gambling regulations were passed Tuesday that would have saved account holders at the bankrupt Hinsdale Greyhound Park a half-million dollars.
Read More . . .Finance Minister, Dr. Errol Cort, flew to Washington DC yesterday for a meeting with United States Trade Relations (USTR) representatives, regarding Internet Gaming negotiations.
Read More . . .If approved, the Midnight Rule Act would give the incoming administration a chance to check President George W. Bush's Administration's final drive to push certain legislation into completion...
Read More . . .As the economic downturn continues to hurt our employment rolls in Delaware, a new source of jobs and revenue now sits before us...
Read More . . .Legislation to expand gambling at Kentucky racetracks appears poised to clear the state House in coming weeks, a key milestone advocates have never before reached.
Read More . . .Under new governor-elect Jack Markell, chances of legalization could improve in the First State.
Read More . . .Current laws keep online gambling out of the U.S., something that many casinos supported. But some are now seeing it as an opportunity.
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