The slot parlors of Alabama have won one. A Jefferson County judge ruled state attorney general Troy King, who has spoken out against recent casino raids, has legal authority over the governor’s anti-gambling task force. Circuit Judge Robert Vance said courts must be advised by March 22 whether the AG supports the task force’s closing of... »
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Alabama Slots Bill Fails - For Now
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