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Supreme Court will (eventually) hear New Jersey sports betting case

06.27.2017 08:05 AM Printer Friendly

In the Little Engine That Could-esque fashion, New Jersey will have its case heard by the Supreme Court as it tries to overturn the archaic Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act of 1992.

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