States, Tribes, and Federalism in American Gaming Policy
Traditional Nevada casino oversight, New Jersey digital pioneering, tribal-state compact negotiations, and Tenth Amendment limits define the modern balance between state autonomy and federal preemption.
States & Federalism
Nevada and Traditional Casino Regulation
An authoritative study of Nevada gaming history, the 1931 Wide Open Gambling Act, the Corporate Gaming Acts of the 1960s, and the Nevada Gaming Control Board.
States & Federalism
New Jersey and Online Gambling
A study of New Jersey online casino and poker regulation under the DGE, examining brick-and-mortar tethering, geolocation, and compliance.
States & Federalism
Tribal Gaming and Public Policy
A study of tribal gaming policy in the United States, sovereign self-determination, state compacts, and the economic rise of Indian Country.
States & Federalism
State Gambling Laws Across the Nation
Comparative analysis of state gambling laws across all fifty states, examining constitutional bans, lottery monopolies, and casino codes.
States & Federalism
Federal vs. State Authority in Gaming Policy
Constitutional analysis exploring the jurisdictional tension between federal Commerce Clause power and state police powers in gaming law.