"A publication of the American Bar Association Criminal Justice Section, Business Law Section Gaming Law Committee, and Center for Continuing Legal Education in cooperation with the Young Lawyers Division." Accompanied by CD-ROM computer disc containing contents of the book. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
State regulators : what should be changed? -- Michigan Detroit casino supplier and occupational licensing process / Robert W. Stocker II, Peter J. Kulick -- Internet gaming in the United States : not if, but when and how internet gaming is being increasingly legalized throughout the world -- Does failure of the U.S. 18th Amendment predict the future of internet gambling? / Robert D. Faiss -- New Jersey wagering legislation / Patrick Madamba, Jr. -- The licensing process : politics, regulators, and reality -- Is technology outpacing regulators? -- Who is a gaming equipment manufacturer? -- Gaming bankruptcies : a primer on parties, players, winners, losers, and the relationship between the bankruptcy courts and the gaming authorities -- Economic overviews of gaming in the commercial market and Indian country -- Off reservation gaming : does it have a future in Indian country? -- The United States Department of Treasury : present and future expanded efforts in the gaming industry -- Gaming potpourri -- Tribal gaming hot issues : 2011 / Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier -- Indian gaming land into trust determinations : moving forward in 2011 / Heidi McNeil Staudenmaier -- The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission v. the Family Foundation of Kentucky, Inc. : opinion and order (Dec. 29, 2010) -- Cheating : a primer -- Ethics and the gaming industry.
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