The fight for online gambling in the U.S. may be over, and it looks like the good guys have won. In the New Hampshire Lottery case, the First Circuit Court of Appeals made its decision, and the Justice Department is not happy about it because online gambling in the U.S. has set a new record.

 

The New Hampshire Lottery Commission won a lawsuit filed against the U.S. Department of Justice in 2018 over a "face-to-face" change of opinion on the Federal Front Act. It is a major victory for U.S. online gambling and the second loss for the Justice Department in the case.

 

The First Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the plaintiff, the New Hampshire Lottery Board, as Jeff Ifra, the attorney involved in the lawsuit, first reported. So the Justice Department's new interpretation of the law is to uphold the lower court's decision to invalidate.

 

Ifrah serves as a committee of IDEA Growth, a coalition of businesses, payment processors, and other companies involved in online gambling. After this article was published, IDEA released its own statement, including Ifrah's comments. Much of the appeal decision, as it did at the district court level, concerns the ambiguous linguistic composition of the original statute, which was passed by Congress in 1961.

 

The DOJ can now appeal the case to the U.S. Supreme Court. But there is no guarantee that it will do this, nor that the Supreme Court will agree to hear the case.   슬롯머신사이트