Chapman University School of Law, Orange, California
FEBRUARY 1, 2002 - 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
6.0 MCLE Credit Hours Provided

 

FEATURED SYMPOSIUM SPEAKERS

 

U.S. SENATOR JOHN ENSIGN
Republican, Nevada

 

MR. FRANK FAHRENKOPF, JR., ESQ.
President and CEO of American Gaming Association

 

MR. ANTHONY CABOT, ESQ.
Partner Lionel Sawyer & Collins, Las Vegas

 

PROFESSOR JOSEPH M. KELLY J.D., PH.D.
State University New York, Buffalo

 

MR. FRANK CATANIA, JR., ESQ.
Catania Consulting Group

 

PROFESSOR I. NELSON ROSE
Whittier School of Law

 

PROFESSOR SHANNON BYBEE
Executive Director, UNLV International Gaming Institute

 

MR. CORY ARONOVITZ, ESQ.
Managing Member of the Casino Law Group

 

MR. BRIAN SANDOVAL, ESQ.
Former Chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commission
and current candidate for Nevada Attorney General

 

PROFESSOR TOM W. BELL
Chapman University School of Law

 

PROFESSOR KATHRYN R. L. RAND
University of North Dakota

 

SUE SCHNEIDER
Of the River City Group

 

HARLAN GOODSON
Director, California Department of Justice
Gaming Division

 

AND OTHERS

 

SYMPOSIUM FOCUS
Legal gambling in America now exists in 47 of the 50 states. Gaming is one of the fastest growing industries in the country. Indeed, with the advent of Internet
technology, gambling has become ubiquitous. More than $600 billion a year is wagered in America with more than $50 billion in yearly revenue. The extraordinary
growth in gaming in the past two decades has presented courts and legislatures nationwide with novel legal issues.  Moreover, practitioners in nearly every area of
law are now dealing with gaming related issues. However, very little legal scholarship has been devoted to this important area of law.

 

Chapman Law Review recognizes that the lack of scholarly material devoted to gaming law presents an important opportunity to further its commitment to legal
excellence and scholarship. Therefore, the Chapman Law Review has chosen to focus its yearly Symposium on gaming law.

 

The Gaming Law Symposium, "Gambling Law in the 21st Century" is scheduled for February 1, 2002, at Chapman University School of Law in Orange, California. Chapman Law Review has assembled a group of the most prominent legal authorities in the field to participate in the symposium and publish
articles in the Review.

 

Our goal with the Symposium and Gaming Law Volume of the Review is to create a body of scholarly legal authority that will provide a valuable resource for elected officials, judges, scholars, lawyers and other decision makers.  The Symposium and Gaming Law Volume of the Review will encompass all the major issues in gaming law, which include: the collection of gambling debts, Internet gaming, Indian gambling, licensing and regulation, sports betting, casino law, and others.

 

At the Law Review, we are very excited that, in addition to covering all of the major issues in gaming, the Gaming Law Volume will include articles from the nations top gaming law experts. Without doubt, the product of this extraordinary gathering of scholars will be very influential in the future of gaming law.

 

Moreover, we expect that the Gaming Law Volume of the Review will bring about a significant increase in legal scholarship devoted to gaming. This increase in
scholarship will provide courts and legislatures with the resources to make informed decisions and help to ensure legal stability for the gaming industry. Indeed, we
anticipate the Gaming Law Symposium will become the launching pad for new legal precedent in some or many areas of gaming law.

 

Chapman University has emerged as an institution committed to excellence and destined to achieve a position of distinction and influence in American legal education. Chapman Law Review is committed to stimulating intellectual inquiry. This will be exemplified not only in the Law Review publication but also at
our 4th Annual Law Review Symposium. Chapman Law Review's goal is not only to attract the scholarly authors but also to provide an environment of educational
leadership that is exemplary of what higher education can be. The symposium is a reflection of the core of the Law Review's publication. The finished product is
subsequently sent not only to the managing partners of local law firms but also to every ABA law school in the nation and many law libraries nationwide.

 

CHAPMAN LAW HIGHLIGHTS
· A new $30 million law building that marries the best of tradition to today's technology.
· American Bar Association provisional approval in only its third year of operation.
· Faculty educated at Yale, Harvard, Michigan, NYU, Columbia, Duke, UCLA, Georgetown, Pennsylvania, USC, Stanford, and Chicago.
· A JD/MBA program and a certificate program in Taxation that has already received high praise.
· Outstanding scholarship program, with over half the student body holding scholarships ranging from $2000 to full tuition.
· Library collection already in excess of 240,000 volumes.
· A $25 million endowment that continues to grow.
· Entering students possess academic credentials that place them in the top forty percent of America's law students.
· 140-year legacy that began the very hour of Abraham Lincoln's presidential inauguration.

 

SYMPOSIUM REGISTRATION

 

Name:
_______________________________________________________________________________

 

Firm/Company: ___________________________________ E-mail:
______________________________

 

Address: _____________________________________ City: ___________
State: ______ Zip: _________

 

GAMING LAW SYMPOSIUM
"Gambling Law in the 21st Century"
Friday, February 1, 2002 . 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
- 6.0 California MCLE credits
- Continental Breakfast
- Catered Lunch
- Symposium Syllabus
- Copy of Gaming Law Volume of the Chapman Law Review (Spring 2002,
Issue).

 

$150 x _____________________ = _____________________

 

Group Discount: 10 or more = $100 per person. Registration at the door
based on
availability: $175 per person.

 

If you are unable to attend the Symposium and would like to order copies
of the
Gaming Law Volume of the Chapman Law Review (to be mailed Spring 2002),
enclose check or credit card order:
$12  x ______________________ = _____________________

 

Total enclosed: ____________________________________
Checks Payable: Chapman University School of Law

 

Credit Cards: _____  Visa    _____  MC    _____  Discover
Name on Card: ____________________________________ Account #:
__________________________
Signature: _________________________________________ Exp.:
______________________________

 

Please send your registration and payment by January 28, 2002 to:
Chapman University School of Law - One University Drive - Orange,
California
92866
Attn: Law Review/Gaming Law Symposium

 

For further information, contact Chapman Law Review (714) 628-2582 . Fax
(714)
628-2501
E-mail lawreview@chapman.edu
Chapman University School of Law is an approved provider of California Minimum Continuing Legal Education (MCLE).