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NFL and attorneys general from 39 states urge Supreme Court to hear New Jersey-Kalshi case

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The NFL and attorneys general from 39 states and the District of Columbia filed briefs urging the US Supreme Court to hear New Jersey’s case against Kalshi. Both filings argue that federal commodities law does not displace state authority over sports betting laws governing sports event contracts.

A Supreme Court review could determine whether states can regulate prediction market sports contracts under their gambling laws.

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NCLGS lawmakers urge US Supreme Court to review sports event contracts

The National Council of Legislators from Gaming States has filed an amicus brief urging the US Supreme Court to consider the dispute over sports event contracts, reportedly backing New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport’s petition. The lawmakers argue that states should retain authority over gaming-related products and warn that a ruling for Kalshi could prompt casinos and pari-mutuel businesses to restructure.

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