From EGRmagazine.com comes word that lawyers from the state of Kentucky filed a motion add additional US citizens and companies to the list of 141 domains the state has been attempting to seize since September 2008. This is an interesting […]
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The Kentucky Supreme Court will be holding a hearing at 11am ET today regarding the Commonwealth of Kentucky\’s efforts in seizing 141 domain names. A live stream of the arguments will be available on the Supreme Court site for those
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Mark it on your calendars (or just check back here) around October 22. The case of the Governor Beshear and the Commonwealth of Kentucky trying to claim the ability to seize 141 online gaming domains, or \”gambling devices\” as they
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Pardon the unprofessional nanny-nanny boo-boo to Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear, but I am currently in your airspace — and therefore your jurisdiction — playing a sit-n-go on PokerStars. (UPDATE: Or at least I was; never mind, out in 8th.) Anyhow,
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Let\’s get ready to rumble! It\’s time for the next round in the battle of iMega vs. the State of Kentucky! Not only that, but this week we show video evidence of Governor Steve Beshear\’s true motivations for banning online
Kentucky, iMega, and Denmark in Online Gambling News Perspectives Weekly
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A look at the non-poker media\’s take on the Kentucky case as it moves through The System: From the subscription newsletter blog Daily Online Examiner … By Wendy Davis, Wednesday, January 21, 2009 Kentucky\’s Move To Kill Online Gambling Squashed
The PPA just put out a statement, regarding actions yesterday in Kentucky that shows the Governor has no intention of backing down on his desire to seize control of 141 gambling-related internet domains located outside of Kentucky, and America for
A three judge Kentucky Court of Appeals panel ruled today in a 2-1 decision that the state\’s attempt to seize 141 internet gambling domain names could not take place. More details can be found at Poker News Daily and the
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Poker is having its day in court, that\’s for sure. One case getting press all over South Carolina comes from a busted $20 tourney being held in a private home — raided in 2006 by heavily armed police — where
South Carolina Court to Decide: Is Poker a Game of Skill? Kentucky courts update, too
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Right now, the Supreme Court is (re)considering connotations of the F-word when mentioned in passing on TV. That seems particularly interesting — at least in terms of the perspective it provides — as I\’m reading what Bill Poser has to
