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New York attorney general challenges CFTC order in Kalshi case

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New York’s attorney general’s office asked a federal judge not to rely on the CFTC’s emergency order when considering Kalshi’s request for a preliminary injunction. In a 31 August letter, the office argued the order did not support Kalshi’s legal position and lacked persuasive or evidentiary value; the state is not seeking judicial review of the order itself.

The court’s treatment of the CFTC order could affect Kalshi’s ongoing legal dispute with New York over prediction markets.

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CFTC chair criticises New York attorney general over prediction markets

CFTC chair Michael Selig criticised New York Attorney General Letitia James over the dispute about prediction markets, in remarks at a White House meeting on 20 August. James has alleged that Kalshi breached New York sports-betting age rules by allowing people aged 18 to 20 to trade sports-related contracts; Selig said the CFTC had used emergency powers to block a state temporary restraining order.

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