In a closely watched case, an appellate court in Kentucky rebuffed the state governor's attempts to shut down online gambling. But, while the case attracted attention from a wide range of outside groups who made all sorts of lofty constitutional arguments, the judges ended up deciding the case on a technicality.
The court ruled 2-1 that the government couldn't confiscate domain names of 141 out-of-state gambling sites because the 1974 forfeiture law only applied to gambling "devices," like roulette wheels.
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