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Nevada Gaming Commission reverses Sandy Seda registration suspension

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Nevada’s Gaming Commission voted 3-2 to reverse the Gaming Control Board’s suspension of Sandy Seda’s gaming registration, reportedly allowing him to reapply for industry work. The Board had suspended the registration over allegations of spousal abuse, which Seda denied; he later pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace. Three commissioners voted to reverse the action and two supported the Board.

The reversal changes whether Seda can seek gaming registration and work in Nevada’s casino industry.

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