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Are Prediction Markets Constitutional?
I think so*, although it could be a matter for states to decide, and not so much the federal government. In that scenario, my thought is that some liberal (in the classic sense) states will allow experimentation with prediction markets, … Continue reading
Posted in All Guest Authors's Posts, Politics, Regulations
Tagged Alvin Roth, attorney, Benjamin Cardozo, Bork, chief justice, Chris Masse, circuit court judge, Columbia Circuit, federal government, Felix Frankfurter, Gary McDowell, Hugo Black, judge, law professor, Solicitor General, Supreme Court, Tom Bell, United States Court of Appeals, Warren Burger, Yale
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