John A. Bollier and Leslie J. Bollier v. Austin Gurdwara Sahib, Inc. D/B/A Gurdwara Sahib Austin

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• recognizing that the Founders made a “decision to withhold from Congress the power to issue orders directly to the States”
• recognizing that the Founders made a “decision to withhold from Congress the power to issue orders directly to the States”
• holding that an entire federal statute on sports gambling was unconstitutional and neither reviving a prior version of the statute nor declaring that previous statutory enactments return into effect
• stating that the unconstitutional Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act \banned the authorization of sports gambling in casinos\ and \prohibited the spread of state-run lotteries\
• reiterating that preemption presents the constitutional question whether state and federal law “conflict (citations omitted)
• reiterating that preemption presents the constitutional question whether state and federal law “conflict (citations omitted)

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