Re: New AP Statement
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I liked that ABC article, especially this part:
The Quebec provincial police told ABC News they were looking into the matter but could not comment on a pending investigation.
Frank Catania, a former gaming commissioner in New Jersey who helped the Kahnawake Gaming establish its regulations, said under commission rules AbsolutePoker could lose its license and individuals could be turned over to Canadian authorities.
"If anything was done illegally or dishonestly, the company could have their license revoked, the money could be refunded or legal ramifications could happen," he said.
somebody needs to write a detailed letter to Frank Catania.
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The Quebec police have little or no jurisdiction on the reserve so that won't go anywhere.
No one from Absolute is in Canada, so they won't be turned over to authorities.
Absolute does not need a license to operate.
Since online gambling is a "gray area" under international laws, not likely to be legal ramifications....
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And the authority for your jurisdictional conclusions is what?
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