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Maine lawmakers eye looser gambling laws including online lottery sales

January 17th, 2012 No Comments

Three members of the Legislature’s Veterans and Legal Affairs Committee attended a meeting of the National Council of Legislators from Gambling States earlier this month and all agree Maine needs to move swiftly to update its gambling laws and take advantage of new flexibility. “I think we will be spending a lot of time with [...]

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Department of Justice Decision on Internet Gambling May Force Congress’s Hand

January 9th, 2012 No Comments

A Justice Department memo last month that cleared the way for states to legalize online poker and lotteries makes it more important than ever for Congress to clear up the issue on a federal level, supporters of legislation say. Supporters of legalizing online poker cheered the ruling but said it may create confusion and encourage [...]

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New Jersey may have to vote on gambling laws

January 5th, 2012 No Comments

It may be up to New Jersey voters to decide whether to allow online betting in the state. An Internet gambling bill that was going to be fast-tracked through the Legislature is being held up because the state constitution may require the question to be put to voters.  Assembly and Senate panels have put off [...]

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New Jersey Senator pushes online betting bill

January 3rd, 2012 No Comments

Rushing to take advantage of a U.S. Justice Department ruling that in-state Internet gambling does not violate federal law, a New Jersey State Senator Raymond Lesniak is pushing for his colleagues to pass a bill legalizing online gambling within the state’s borders. He told The Associated Press on Monday he’ll try to get a bill through [...]

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Connecticut is concerned about internet lottery ticket sales

January 2nd, 2012 No Comments

Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen is still reviewing the ruling by the US Justice Department enabling states to regular their own internet gaming. In the mean time, Connecticut’s governor, Dannel P. Malloy, speaking on the developments was concerned about the effect this could have on people who deal with gambling addictions. “Listen, I’m not a [...]

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