New Jersey continues to look toward the United States’ judicial system for relief from a quarter-century-old law that prevents it and most other US states from offering state-regulated sports gambling. …
Defendants in the Las Vegas-based sports betting case centered on prominent Malaysian gambler (Wai Seng) Paul Phua have continued this week with increased battles over the legitimacy and grounds for …
Advance expectations held true again late Friday when US District Judge Michael J. Shipp again ruled against the state of New Jersey in its ongoing bet to allow sportsbetting at …
A lengthy defense submission supporting allegations of illegal, warrantless searches connected to the Paul Phua World Cup sportsbetting case at Caesars Palace last summer includes several pieces of new information, …
Defense attorneys in the Paul Phua sportsbetting case have filed a motion to suppress evidence that alleges illegal behavior by federal and state investigators and at least one Caesars employee …
The state of New Jersey’s three-year-long battle to implement the state-regulated sports betting as approved by voter referendum in 2011 remains a battle of wills between the state and its …
Opponents of New Jersey’s attempts to introduce legalized sports betting in the state are renewing their legal fight against New Jersey’s efforts to seek a “clarification” from federal judge Michael …
In a surprise move Monday, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie issued a Law Enforcement Directive through his Acting Attorney General John Hoffman announcing that it will no longer be illegal …
Federal prosecutors operating out of the United States Attorneys Office for the State of Colorado have announced that a plea deal has been reached in the case of a multi-state …
Another of the prominent defendants in the case of an alleged illicit sportsbetting ring being operated out of semi-private villas at Caesars Palace has been released following the successful procurement …
