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Moral Markets And The Problematic Proprietor: How Neoliberal Values Shape Lottery Debates In Nevada, Christopher Wetzel
Moral Markets And The Problematic Proprietor: How Neoliberal Values Shape Lottery Debates In Nevada, Christopher Wetzel
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All but seven states have legalized lotteries since New Hampshire ushered in the modern lottery era in 1964. Although casino gaming has been permitted since 1931, Nevada has rejected multiple legislative proposals amend the State Constitution and create a state-run lottery. This paper theorizes the lottery’s absence in Nevada, focusing in particular on the role of the state. Lotteries are distinct from other forms of gaming because states act simultaneously as the operation’s regulator and proprietor. In this case, Nevada’s lottery legalization debates over the last half century reflect the profound moral valence of markets. The state as a potential …
Halos, Alibis And Community Development: A Cross National Comparison Of How Governments Spend Revenue From Gambling, Lynn Gidluck
Halos, Alibis And Community Development: A Cross National Comparison Of How Governments Spend Revenue From Gambling, Lynn Gidluck
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This paper provides a cross-national comparison of how governments around the world distribute revenues from state-directed gambling and how these choices have been justified by proponents and vilified by critics. Case studies where governments have popularized gambling expansion by “earmarking” revenues for particular good causes and where the state has collaborated with the voluntary sector to deliver programs from this revenue stream are examined. Lessons learned from challenges of various approaches are considered.
Nevada Gaming Licensing Qualifications, Standards, And Procedures, Robert D. Faiss, Gregory R. Gemignani
Nevada Gaming Licensing Qualifications, Standards, And Procedures, Robert D. Faiss, Gregory R. Gemignani
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The process of acquiring a Nevada gaming license is long and consists of several procedures. Although the process is time-consuming, it is far from Byzantine or obscure; each step, as defined by statute and precedent, flows logically from the one before. This paper provides an overview of licensing process in Nevada, with additional information on the reasoning behind several of the procedures involved.
Betting On The U.S. Market A Discussion Of The Legality Of Sports Gaming Businesses, Glenn Light, Karl Rutledge, Quinton Singleton
Betting On The U.S. Market A Discussion Of The Legality Of Sports Gaming Businesses, Glenn Light, Karl Rutledge, Quinton Singleton
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Over time, the US sports gaming industry has progressed dramatically beyond what the US anti-gaming law drafters envisioned. The result is a system of mostly antiquated laws controlling modern industry causing confusion across the board. This discussion, therefore, intends to shed light on the US sports gaming legal framework, including analysis of the preeminent US laws that regulate the sports gaming industry and a brief review of various sports gaming businesses that fall within the US legal rubric.
Nevada Gaming Statutes: Their Evolution And History, Robert D. Faiss, Gregory R. Gemignani
Nevada Gaming Statutes: Their Evolution And History, Robert D. Faiss, Gregory R. Gemignani
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Throughout the past eighty years, Nevada gaming has changed considerably. Nevada’s gaming laws have both reflected and influenced that change. At every step of the way, regulatory changes paved the way for the growth and evolution of Nevada’s gaming industry into one of the world’s largest and best regulated.
Gaming In Britain And America: Some Historical Comparisons, Nicholas Tosney Ph.D.
Gaming In Britain And America: Some Historical Comparisons, Nicholas Tosney Ph.D.
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This paper compares the development of gambling in Britain during the late 17th and 18th centuries with the emergence of gambling in Nevada during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Drawing on the existence of similar themes and ideas in different contexts, the author demonstrates several benefits of comparative studies of gambling. Focusing principally on gambling games played with cards and dice, this paper begins by examining approaches to taxing gaming before moving on to consider regulatory strategies.
Nation, Corporation Or Family? Tribal Casino Employment And The Transformation Of Tribes, Theodor Gordon
Nation, Corporation Or Family? Tribal Casino Employment And The Transformation Of Tribes, Theodor Gordon
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Since its modest beginnings in the early 1980s, tribal gaming rapidly developed into a $25 billion industry that generates over a quarter million jobs. However, the increasing employment of non-Indians in tribal casinos prompts new cultural and political challenges. This paper analyzes tribal and commercial casino trade publications in order to demonstrate how tribal casino employee relations play a significant role in transforming public policy and perceptions of tribal government in the United States.
Drawing And Redrawing The Line: The Pre-Revolutionary Origins Of Federal Ideas Of Sovereignty, Alison Lacroix
Drawing And Redrawing The Line: The Pre-Revolutionary Origins Of Federal Ideas Of Sovereignty, Alison Lacroix
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Testimony On A Proposed Journalist-Source Privilege To The Senate Committee On The Judiciary, Geoffrey R. Stone
Testimony On A Proposed Journalist-Source Privilege To The Senate Committee On The Judiciary, Geoffrey R. Stone
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No abstract provided.
The Integration Of Tax And Spending Programs, David A. Weisbach
The Integration Of Tax And Spending Programs, David A. Weisbach
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Three Strategies Of Interpretation, Adrian Vermeule
Three Strategies Of Interpretation, Adrian Vermeule
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Separation Of Church And State: A Theologically Liberal, Anti-Catholic, And American Principle, Philip Hamburger
Separation Of Church And State: A Theologically Liberal, Anti-Catholic, And American Principle, Philip Hamburger
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Law And The Emotions, Eric A. Posner
Contest And Consent: A Legal History Of Marital Rape, Jill Elaine Hasday
Contest And Consent: A Legal History Of Marital Rape, Jill Elaine Hasday
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Against Cyberanarchy, Jack L. Goldsmith
Impeachment And Presidential Immunity From Judicial Process, Joseph Isenbergh
Impeachment And Presidential Immunity From Judicial Process, Joseph Isenbergh
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The Role Of Private Groups In Public Policy: Cryptography And The National Research Council, Kenneth W. Dam
The Role Of Private Groups In Public Policy: Cryptography And The National Research Council, Kenneth W. Dam
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Constitutional Myth-Making: Lessons From The Dred Scott Case, Cass R. Sunstein
Constitutional Myth-Making: Lessons From The Dred Scott Case, Cass R. Sunstein
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The Restructuring Of Corporate America, Daniel R. Fischel
The Restructuring Of Corporate America, Daniel R. Fischel
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Racial Quotas And The Jury, Albert W. Alschuler
Racial Quotas And The Jury, Albert W. Alschuler
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Remembering Nuremberg, Bernard D. Meltzer
Law, Diplomacy, And Force: North Korea And The Bomb, Kenneth W. Dam
Law, Diplomacy, And Force: North Korea And The Bomb, Kenneth W. Dam
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The Constitution In Congress: The First Congress, 1789-1791, David P. Currie
The Constitution In Congress: The First Congress, 1789-1791, David P. Currie
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No abstract provided.
Organ Transplantation: Or, Altruism Run Amuck, Richard A. Epstein
Organ Transplantation: Or, Altruism Run Amuck, Richard A. Epstein
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No abstract provided.
Remembering 'Tm', Cass R. Sunstein, Elena Kagan
Remembering 'Tm', Cass R. Sunstein, Elena Kagan
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The Bill Of Rights: A Century Of Progress, John Paul Stevens
The Bill Of Rights: A Century Of Progress, John Paul Stevens
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The Institutional Structure Of Production, Ronald H. Coase
The Institutional Structure Of Production, Ronald H. Coase
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Flag Burning And The Constitution, Geoffrey R. Stone
Flag Burning And The Constitution, Geoffrey R. Stone
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No abstract provided.
The State Of The Modern Presidency: Can It Meet Our Expectations?, Stuart E. Eizenstat
The State Of The Modern Presidency: Can It Meet Our Expectations?, Stuart E. Eizenstat
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No abstract provided.
The Twentieth-Century Revolution In Family Wealth Transmission, John H. Langbein
The Twentieth-Century Revolution In Family Wealth Transmission, John H. Langbein
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No abstract provided.