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Bizarre Kentucky Maneuvers

In what is rapidly becoming one of the most ridiculous legal situations of the decade, the lawyers representing the State of Kentucky have announced that they are still pursing the case in the Kentucky Supreme Court – but now they’re adding in some new accusations. Although the state clearly has the losing case in this situation, Governor Steve Beshear seems to have a personal vendetta against the foreign online casinos and will not let the case end. The state’s lawyers have long argued that the State of Kentucky has the right to seize 141 online casino domain names because the domain names themselves could be considered “illegal gambling devices.” And since this tactic is wholly ineffective at persuading the court, lawyers for the state now claim that many of the domain names in question are actually owned by US citizens.

Funnily enough, although the state is making this claim, the lawyers have yet to give any specific examples or show named proof that some of the online casinos and domain names are owned by residents of the United States. That’s where the situation takes a turn for the bizarre. What good does this new claim serve for the state’s case considering the state lawyers have no evidence to back up those claims?

iMEGA is the chief company working on behalf of the online casino gambling sites named in the case, and iMEGA’s case is rock solid. The Court of Appeals strongly sided with the iMEGA and the internet gambling companies – the State of Kentucky is attempting to vastly oversteps its rights with the requested seizures. This bizarre new addition by the state’s lawyers is likely just one last, incredibly desperate attempt to win the failed case.