New Jersey Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Review Prediction Markets


New Jersey’s Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and the state’s interim director for the Division of Gaming Enforcement, Mary Jo Flaherty, have petitioned the US Supreme Court to take up a dispute over who has ...
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FloatingMirrorSphere
· 2 hours ago
New Jersey is going head-to-head with the CFTC to the bitter end.
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FlashFisher
· 2 hours ago
Where exactly is the regulatory boundary for prediction markets? If the Supreme Court takes up this case, the entire industry will be shaken.
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NFTTherapist
· 3 hours ago
Jennifer Davenport’s move is very bold, but the odds of SCOTUS taking the case are actually not high. Let’s first see whether the cert petition gets through.
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FuturesVet
· 3 hours ago
Sports betting can be legalized, yet prediction markets cannot—I've never understood that logic.
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