State of Kentucky to Appeal Gambling Ruling
- Jan 22, 2009
The Beshear administration will appeal Tuesday's ruling by the Kentucky Court of Appeals that the state does not have authority to take control of 141 gambling Web sites.
Read More . . .The Beshear administration will appeal Tuesday's ruling by the Kentucky Court of Appeals that the state does not have authority to take control of 141 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.
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