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U.S. House of Representatives Passes Internet Gambling Prohibition and Enforcement Act

19 July 2006
 

Internet Wagering Becomes A Felony in Washington State

7 June 2006
 

House Subcommittee Refers Internet Gambling Bill to Full Judiciary Committee

10 May 2006
 

Federal Internet Gambling Prohibition Legislation Re-Introduced

1 March 2006
 

Internet Gaming: U.S. Beats Antigua In WTO

22 May 2005
Prof. I. Nelson Rose: If Nevada casinos ever start taking bets online, or state lotteries begin selling their tickets on the Internet, everything changes.
 

National Council of Legislators Focus on Online Gambling

2 December 2003
News Brief: Issues related to the loss of tax dollars from Internet wagering will come into focus when state legislators from across the country meet in Las Vegas to focus on public policy questions related to Internet, casino, and other forms of gaming.
 

California Legalizes Internet Gambling

16 January 2002
Professor I. Nelson Rose: "California Gov. Gray Davis recently authorized what may be the second largest expansion of legal gambling in the history of the United States."
 

The Cohen Case: What Happened to the Others?

10 August 2000
Jay Cohen was one of 21 people charged in 1998 with violating the Wire Act. Here's what happened to the other 20.
 

Nevada Gaming Commission Discussion on Internet Gambling Rules

23 October 1998
The Nevada Gaming Commission heard testimony in August about regulations which flesh out a piece of legislation, passed in '97, concerning the extension of phone wagering to the computer. Much discussion ensued about the Internet as "communications medium" versus "a medium of communication." If you're looking for the finer points of policy-making in the United States leading gambling jurisdiction, this will shed a little light on the matter.
 


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