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· 8/26/1997

Lillie Vinson v. Casino Queen, Inc.

Citations

  • 123 F.3d 655
  • 1997 U.S. App. LEXIS 22750
  • 1997 WL 526045

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  • court did not question jurisdiction where plaintiff sued under a statute creating a civil cause of action for any person to recover treble damages for gambling losses of another person
  • court did not question jurisdiction where plaintiff sued under a statute creating a civil cause of action for any person to recover treble damages for gambling losses of another person
  • court did not question jurisdiction where plaintiff sued under a statute creating a civil cause of action for any person to recover treble damages for gambling losses of another person
  • court did not question jurisdiction where plaintiff sued under a statute creating a civil cause of action for any person to recover treble damages for gambling losses of another person
  • court did not question jurisdiction where plaintiff sued under a statute creating a civil cause of action for any person to recover treble damages for gambling losses of another person
  • court did not question jurisdiction where plaintiff sued under a statute creating a civil cause of action for any person to recover treble damages for gambling losses of another person

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Judges: Cummings, Ripple, Rovner

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