Supreme Court Sports Betting Case Oral Arguments — In Plain English

[KenH]

“It sounds as if the Justices generally agree with New Jersey that if Congress wanted to ban sports betting, it should have done it directly and clearly. For this reason, I believe the Court will ultimately issue a decision in which a majority of justices rule PASPA unconstitutional. The decision is expected in April, give or take a month.

As a result, sports betting may soon become legal in New Jersey and a host of other states preparing to legalize sports betting.”

Supreme Court Sports Betting Case Oral Arguments -- In Plain English

 

[carpro]

“It sounds as if the Justices generally agree with New Jersey that if Congress wanted to ban sports betting, it should have done it directly and clearly. For this reason, I believe the Court will ultimately issue a decision in which a majority of justices rule PASPA unconstitutional. The decision is expected in April, give or take a month.

As a result, sports betting may soon become legal in New Jersey and a host of other states preparing to legalize sports betting.”

Supreme Court Sports Betting Case Oral Arguments -- In Plain English

Why not?

Doesn't seem to be any worse than the lotteries already held in so many states.

 

[Earth Wind and Fire]

“It sounds as if the Justices generally agree with New Jersey that if Congress wanted to ban sports betting, it should have done it directly and clearly. For this reason, I believe the Court will ultimately issue a decision in which a majority of justices rule PASPA unconstitutional. The decision is expected in April, give or take a month.

As a result, sports betting may soon become legal in New Jersey and a host of other states preparing to legalize sports betting.”

Supreme Court Sports Betting Case Oral Arguments -- In Plain English

That’s great! NJ needs the tax revenue. The new governor will be adding the legalization of pot... hopefully that will be carried out w/I his first 100 days. Can the legalization of prostitution be far behind

 

[Bro. Curtis]

So people will lose their houses and cars instead of getting their legs broken.