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Marshall joins 44-state coalition opposing CFTC's sports betting rules | Alabama Politics

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is challenging a federal proposal that he and 43 other state attorneys general say would improperly shield sports prediction markets from Alabama law. Marshall joined the multistate coalition in submitting comments Monday to the Commodity Futures. . .

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Marshall joins 44-state coalition opposing CFTC's sports betting rules | Alabama Politics

STORY POSTED 36 MINUTES AGOAlabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is challenging a federal proposal that he and 43 other state attorneys general say would improperly shield sports prediction markets from Alabama law. Marshall joined the multistate coalition in submitting comments Monday to the Commodity Futures. . . ★ FURTHER REFERENCES ★Posted in:★ RELATED STORIESIN ALABAMA★03-04Sports Betting Alliance CEO says Alabama missing out on up to $100 million annually without legalization05-05Is Sports Betting an epidemic now? | SES+ (Video)07-01Is Betting ruining Golf? | SES+ (Video)05-07Race for District 34 State Senator heats up as sports betting group funds PAC to support candidate (Video)07-28Tuberville makes case for Alabama's future at Alabama Business Coalition meeting★ RECENT ARTICLESIN ALABAMA POLITICS★18:34Marshall joins 44-state coalition opposing CFTC's sports betting rules18:34Questions over foreign influence in data center opposition reach Alabama16:46Testimonies of Jesus from California15:527 Things: Tuberville wants Fauci in handcuffs, Iran expanding conflict, AG goes after gambling, and more . . . 15:49Tuberville vows legal action against Fauci if elected Alabama governor14:59Senate panel delays vote on Blanche attorney general nomination as key Republicans withhold support14:58Lulu Strong Foundation awards $50,000 grant to support AI-powered amputee recovery app14:58Ledbetter previews 2027 legislative priorities: SNAP fixes, gambling regulation, prisons14:55Opinion | The road not taken14:55Birmingham proposes $45 million investment in student careers14:55Selma marks first Jo Ann Bland Day with mural and community tribute14:55Gov. Ivey proclaims Will Roberts Day in honor of 15-year-old cancer victim14:55Alabama senators join push to bar transgender women from DAR eligibility14:55Doug Jones hears Huntsville's concerns at campaign town hall14:05Ivey joins GOP governors urging Senate to pass $95B budget plan

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