Upcoming Events

The program will bring together regulators and students for an interactive discussion on modern gaming regulation and the practical realities of regulatory decision-making.

Date: September 28, 2026
Location: RLL 101
Time: 2–5 pm: Program and
5–6 pm: Networking Reception
 

Nevada Department of Indigent Defenses Service lunchtime program with Judge Deborah L. Westbrook, Nevada Court of Appeals and P. David Westbrook, Director of Impact Litigation, Clark County Public Defender's Office

Join the Indian Nations Gaming Governance Program on October 16th for their fourth annual symposium, "Sovereignty, Speculation, and Strategy: Prediction Markets and the Legal Future of Indian Gaming." This fully virtual event will feature a series of expert panels examining the rapidly evolving legal landscape surrounding prediction markets, state and tribal perspectives, and critical recent court decisions.

Legendary former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman will join Professor Nancy Rapaport, UNLV Distinguished Professor and Garman Turner Professor of Law, in a fireside chat to discuss defense counsel.

Discussion Highlights

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In the wake of Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard/UNC, several lawsuits have been filed challenging Native Hawaiian programs, including a suit by SFFA challenging the admissions program at Kamehameha Schools. This webinar will provide updates on pending lawsuits and context for these current challenges. Speakers will discuss the statutory and historical bases for specific Native Hawaiian programs, major precedents shaping the current legal landscape, and potential impacts of the suits. 

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