tangman30 asked:
Does Anyone know the currange age of which you are legally allowed to gamble in the State of Nevada?
Marcia
Does Anyone know the currange age of which you are legally allowed to gamble in the State of Nevada?
Marcia
Archive for the ‘Law & Ethics’ Category
Nevada Gambling Laws?
Monday, January 12th, 2009Where can I find updates on Specific laws being made by Congress? (Specifically Online Gambling)?
Friday, January 9th, 2009
IAmYourDoG asked:
Ive been trying to find updates on how congress is doing on what stage of the process they are doing. But all i am finding are reports that were of last year. Any of you guys know a site with updates on online gambling?
Francis
Ive been trying to find updates on how congress is doing on what stage of the process they are doing. But all i am finding are reports that were of last year. Any of you guys know a site with updates on online gambling?
Francis
Why can’t you gamble on line anymore - it’s against the law?
Thursday, December 4th, 2008
Love the hair! asked:
Not that I gamble - buy why is the government restricting what’s on the internet.
Not that I gamble - buy why is the government restricting what’s on the internet.
I do agree on busting people for - ********** but, gambling?
Why should anyone care what anyone does on the internet?
Jesus
Is it illegal for residents of the US to profit from advertisers of illegal online sports gambling on a forum?
Sunday, November 30th, 2008
Kenny asked:
In other words, say an internet forum owner who lives in Chesapeake, VA decides to take advertising money, from online gambling sites deemed illegal by the US Justice Dept.
In other words, say an internet forum owner who lives in Chesapeake, VA decides to take advertising money, from online gambling sites deemed illegal by the US Justice Dept.
Wouldn’t his profiting from those illegal gambling sites be breaking some federal laws?
It is illegal now for an offshore gambling site to do business with US residents. So, wouldn’t it also be illegal for a US resident to be profiting from the promotion of those illegal sites, to US citizens who post on his forum?
Jennifer
Is there a law in California that states you cannot purchase gambling services, like lotto tickets on credit?
Friday, October 3rd, 2008
Is it just me, or are we not doing enough to put restricting laws on the internet?
Wednesday, October 1st, 2008
gouramiperson asked:
The world is moving at a much faster pace than the lawmakers may have anticipated. A lot of the legislation we have regarding internet practices is insufficient. People can gamble online, they can harass others, they can commit fraud, they can pose as someone else, they can do so many things and noone really cares because “it’s just the internet.” Is it wrong for me to believe that any activity that occurs within the jurisdiction of any country should be dealt with equally and accordingly, whether it is online, or otherwise? And should there not be greater restrictions on the content that we are able to access from other countries? Theoretically, foreign websites are not subject to the United States’ Freedom of Speech (or any other Constitutional rights). Also, I think it is unfair that a large number of websites relinquish any kind of accountability for misconduct that occurs on their sites by making people agree to their terms of use.
Also, people can argue about how what they do online is a matter of privacy, but once you post information on a global forum (the internet), it becomes public…….Do these people have any right to argue privacy?
Mildred
The world is moving at a much faster pace than the lawmakers may have anticipated. A lot of the legislation we have regarding internet practices is insufficient. People can gamble online, they can harass others, they can commit fraud, they can pose as someone else, they can do so many things and noone really cares because “it’s just the internet.” Is it wrong for me to believe that any activity that occurs within the jurisdiction of any country should be dealt with equally and accordingly, whether it is online, or otherwise? And should there not be greater restrictions on the content that we are able to access from other countries? Theoretically, foreign websites are not subject to the United States’ Freedom of Speech (or any other Constitutional rights). Also, I think it is unfair that a large number of websites relinquish any kind of accountability for misconduct that occurs on their sites by making people agree to their terms of use.
Also, people can argue about how what they do online is a matter of privacy, but once you post information on a global forum (the internet), it becomes public…….Do these people have any right to argue privacy?
Mildred
How do I get a detailed list of gambling laws in my state?
Friday, May 30th, 2008
The Coach asked:
Everytime I try to search the gov websites I just get umpteen million pages of garb that does not even make any sense.
Tamara
Everytime I try to search the gov websites I just get umpteen million pages of garb that does not even make any sense.
Tamara
What are your thoughts on the online gambling prohibition act tacked onto the end of an antiterrorism bill?
Wednesday, May 14th, 2008
lingt69 asked:
The act was passed Saturday, Sep 30. It prohibits online gambling by placing criminal sanctions on financial institutions and banks if they fund an entity involved in “illegal gambling” operations. Some things such as horseracing and fantasy sports have been carved out/excluded from the definition of illegal gambling, but common games such as poker and blackjack are hit.
The act was passed Saturday, Sep 30. It prohibits online gambling by placing criminal sanctions on financial institutions and banks if they fund an entity involved in “illegal gambling” operations. Some things such as horseracing and fantasy sports have been carved out/excluded from the definition of illegal gambling, but common games such as poker and blackjack are hit.
I will admit my bias and say that this legislation is crap. The government should not be telling us what we can and cannot do with our own money. They say it’s to protect the children and to stop gambling addictions… there are many other less restrictive yet more effective means to protect children from gambling websites such as universal age-verification accounts (which could be implemented if the government looked into regulation instead of prohibition). As for addicts…. I’ve never heard an addict complain that he couldn’t find a place to gamble his money away. Taking this away doesn’t help the addiction
Stacy
Im confused about the new law that makes gambling online illegal?
Wednesday, March 12th, 2008
russellmania8523 asked:
I got a noticed from my email saying that they would no longer except money transfered to my poker account. Does this mean that online gambling will be history becouse now its illegal. Will they just have play money then.
Geraldine
I got a noticed from my email saying that they would no longer except money transfered to my poker account. Does this mean that online gambling will be history becouse now its illegal. Will they just have play money then.
Geraldine
can my bank send money to illegal gambling sites under new law?
Friday, February 29th, 2008
steven d asked:
can my bank send money to illegle gambling sites under te new law. poker stars and others use phoney company names to direct debit my account, with my approval. is it legle for the bank to honor those transactions. was wondering if the bank should refund the money i lost
Julia
can my bank send money to illegle gambling sites under te new law. poker stars and others use phoney company names to direct debit my account, with my approval. is it legle for the bank to honor those transactions. was wondering if the bank should refund the money i lost
Julia
