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About LinkBacksThe Kentucky Supreme Court has ruled that the owners of online gambling sites need to appear in court in the seemingly never-ending domain name seizure case.
From Business Week:
Justices ruled Thursday that trade groups like the Interactive Gaming Council, which hired lawyers to fight the state's action, don't have standing to represent the owners of gambling websites. The justices also found questions about whether the few businesses named as owners of some of the sites really own the domain names.
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29 September 2010, 9:27 am #1
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Kentucky Supreme Court tells online gambling owners to appear
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30 September 2010, 2:18 am #2
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Kentucky just can't let it go. Do they really think they have control of the Internet?
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30 September 2010, 5:13 am #3
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It appears that they're really trying to, irregardless of the width of the internet. Hmmmm... I wonder if they care if these gambling sites owners send them brutes to represent themselves.
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Kentucky just can't let it go. Do they really think they have control of the Internet?
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1 October 2010, 12:28 am #4
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I couldn't quite imagine Originally Posted by best.hands
It appears that they're really trying to, irregardless of the width of the internet. Hmmmm... I wonder if they care if these gambling sites owners send them brutes to represent themselves.
But they really have to show themselves, even with just proxies or representatives. If ever Kentucky is to legalize online gambling, how could they give licenses if these operators are still hiding in the shadows?
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1 October 2010, 9:48 pm #5
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anybody know the domains listed?
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1 October 2010, 11:24 pm #6
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[URLhttps://www.apcw.org/legal-documents/Kentucky.vs.141.Internet.Domains.pdf]www.apcw.org/legal-documents/Kentucky.vs.141.Internet.Domains.pdf[/URL] Originally Posted by bb1web
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