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: The TechKnowledgy BlogKentucky Domain Seizure Craps Out
By Steve Cosentino
Earlier this fall, we blogged about a potential seizure of 141 domain names by the State of Kentucky. A three-judge panel of the Kentucky Court of Appeals recently issued an order prohibiting the enforcement of the seizure order. The original seizure order was based on the premise that domain names, when used in the Internet gambling context, are gambling devices subject to forfeiture. The panel disagreed with that characterization.
Full post as published by The TechKnowledgy Blog on January 21, 2009 (boomark / email).
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Overturning Seizure of Domain Names
Kentucky v. 141 Domain Names Order
"Court of Appeals Overturns Kentucky Gambling Domain Seizure"
Kentucky Court of Appeals Overturns Domain Name Seizure Order








