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Posted: 11:45 AM Aug 30, 2007
Court reinstates challenge to SC video poker law
Wednesday a divided federal appeals court reinstated a lawsuit challenging the state law banning video poker.
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August 29, 2007
There's a new legal challenge against South Carolina's video poker laws.
Today a divided federal appeals court reinstated a lawsuit challenging the state law banning video poker.
A three-judge panel of the 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a district court judge's ruling that Jimmy Martin's lawsuit did not belong in federal court.
Martin is the owner of a business called Lucky Strike, LLC.
South Carolina lawmakers amended the state's gambling laws in 1999 to ban video poker and allow police to seize the machines.
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