Kentucky Gov. Steve Beshear Seeks to Ban Online Poker
08-CI-01409 JUSTICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY CABINET, VS. 140 INTERNET DOMAINS
Kentucky Supreme Court Hearing
Recently Filed Court Documents:
Appellees’ Briefs (06/01/09)
PPA Amicus Curiae Brief (05/12/09)
KY Appeal of Court of Appeals Decision (01/21/09)
Opinion of KY Court of Appeals (01/20/09)
Recent Press:
[Press Release] Kentucky Supreme Court to Hear Arguments Thursday on Internet Domain Name Seizure Case (10/19/09)
[Press Release] PPA Statement on Commonwealth of Kentucky Appeal of Domain Name Seizure Ruling
[Press Release] Poker Players Alliance Reaction To Today’s Kentucky Court Of Appeals Ruling (01/20/09)
Quick Links:
- articles
- official court documents
- coalition organizations
- send a letter and/or call (Kentucky Residents Only) – Over 2000 Letters Sent
articles: (click here to get the latest headlines sent to you via email)
official court documents:
Commonwealth of Kentucky’s Response to Consolidated Petitions for Writ of Prohibition (11/21/08)
PPA Amicus Brief for Kentucky Case (11/13/08)
Electronic Frontier Foundation’s Amicus Brief for Kentucky Case (11/13/08)
Network Solutions Amicus Brief for Kentucky Case (11/13/08)
Opinion on 08-CI-01409 – Judge Thomas Wingate, Franklin Circuit Court (10/16/08)
Amicus Brief – Poker Players Alliance (09/26/08)
Order of Seizure of Domain Names – Commonwealth of Kentucky (09/18/08)
coalition organizations:
Interactive Gaming Council
Interactive Media Entertainment and Gaming Association
Bluegrass Institute
Americans for Tax Reform
FreedomWorks.org
send a PPA letter and/or call (Kentucky Residents Only): Over 2000 Letters Sent
Send a Letter to KY Governor Steve Beshear
Send a Letter to your State Legislative Officials and Justice & Public Safety Cabinet Secretary J. Michael Brown to Oppose the Governor’s Actions
After you send the letter, please call Gov. Beshear at (502) 564-2611 to tell him:
- You’re a constituent, a voter, and a proud poker player.
- You’re opposed to his attempt to restrict your online freedoms.
- He should support the regulation and licensing of online poker.
- He shouldn’t expect poker players to support any future casino legalization bills that don’t treat online poker fairly and equally.
