St. Paul resident Chris Wallace said he makes about $2,000 a week playing poker online, enough to support himself, his fiancĂ©e and his dog. He’s not about to stop, even as Minnesota officials take new steps to try to crack down on online gambling. “I have e-mailed the Justice Department, and I’ve volunteered to be [...]
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Minnesota wants Internet providers to block Internet Gambling Web Sites
April 30th, 2009 No Comments
Tags: Justice Department · Minnesota
State Specific Suits Make Way Through Courts
March 24th, 2009 No Comments
Appeals court says no to online poker in Washington when it rejected Lee Rousso’s arguments that a 2006 law that forbids Internet gambling in the state violates the clause of the U.S. Constitution that gives the federal government the right to regulate interstate commerce. The unanimous decision by three judges of division I of the [...]
Tags: Jon Corzine · New Jersey · Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992 · sports betting · Washington
Kentucky Domains Case goes to Court of Appeals
December 13th, 2008 No Comments
Kentucky authorities want to seize 140 Internet domain names, saying the web sites bring illegal gambling within the borders of the commonwealth. Attorneys for a trade association for the gambling web sites countered that Kentucky lacks the authority to make that move because the domain names aren’t property and, besides, they are based offshore and [...]
Tags: kentucky
Putting Kentucky on the Map of Online Gambling World
October 14th, 2008 No Comments
For those living under a rock, for at least the last month the internet gaming world has been abuzz with a development in Kentucky, where the Governor has recently tried to take control of the domain names of online gambling sites that are operating legally outside of the United States because “gambling devices” which are [...]
Tags: Domain names · gambling devices · kentucky
From Gambling to Robbing a Bank
October 4th, 2008 No Comments
In an effort to keep slot machines and gambling away from Maryland, the Washington Times ran an opinion piece with the following in it The Rev. Greg Hogan flew from Ohio to Maryland to tell the story of Greg Hogan Jr., his 19-year-old son, who had won an international piano competition and was president of [...]
