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Judge Asks Defense Lawyers Why Alabama Gambling Saga Should End
August 30, 2011
US District Judge Myron Thompson wants to hear from both prosecutors and defense attorneys on what the next step should be in the Alabama gaming corruption case saga. Prosecutors want a retrial, while defense attorneys seek dismissal....
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Massachusetts Lawmakers Return With Gambling Bill Push Prepared
September 2, 2011
Massachusetts lawmakers return to work next week, and when they arrive back, they will be greeted by a gambling proposal that has the backing of the Governor, House speaker, and Senate president....
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Georgia Gambling Sweepstakes Laws Have Loopholes, Says Sheriff
September 4, 2011
Although Georgia Governor Nathan Deal wants law enforcement agencies to crack down in illegal sweepstakes gambling cafes, at least one officer in the state believes the current laws have loopholes, and the district attorney agrees....
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Connecticut Casinos Bracing For Impact Of Massachusetts Gaming
September 4, 2011
The state of Massachusetts is preparing to legalize three casino resorts, and if the legislation passes, it would deal a major blow to the Connecticut gaming industry that already is losing steam....
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Gambling Picks Up With Instant Racing At Kentucky Downs
September 5, 2011
It has been a long time since there was a buzz at a Kentucky race tracks, but on Thursday, Instant Racing games began at Kentucky Downs, and people came from all over to check out the new form of gambling....
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Tracks Pushing For Las Vegas Style Casino Gambling In New York
September 6, 2011
Las Vegas drew up the blueprints, and now other states are following the diagram on how to bring full scale casino gambling to the area. New York is the latest state where a push is being made for Vegas-style gaming....
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North Carolina Lawmakers In Negotiations Over Tribal Gambling
September 7, 2011
Taking a page from the state of Florida, lawmakers in North Carolina are in negotiations with the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians to allow live dealers at table games at Harrah's Cherokee Casino....
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Attorneys Agree That Nevada On Right Path With Online Gambling
September 8, 2011
Attorneys for some of the biggest law firms in Nevada believe the state is taking the right steps to ensure that they are leaders into the online gambling industry once the US laws change....
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Chicago City Council Gets Behind Emanuel For Casino Push
September 8, 2011
Mayor Rahm Emanuel has been a supporter of bringing a casino to Chicago since he took office, and on Thursday he received assurances from the City Council that they have his back on the issue....
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Nearly $4 Million In Taxpayer Money Spent On Gambling Task Force
September 10, 2011
Former Alabama Governor Robert Riley authorized the use of almost $4 million in taxpayer money to rid the state of what he determined to be illegal video gambling. The money was used to fund the Task Force on Illegal Gambling....
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