Slot Machines World - Online Slots News - Court reaffirms judge's slot ruling in Florida

In Broward County, Florida, the Fourth District Court of Appeal reaffirmed Circuit Court Judge Leroy Moe's prior ruling on slot machines. About 3 months ago, the judge ruled that the 4 slots gaming facilities in the county were no longer obligated to wait for the state Legislature to produce slots regulations, in order to install and operate slot machines.

The slots issue has been going on since the beginning of the summer. After Florida legislative authorities kept delaying the issuance of relevant regulations, the argument ensued. The Circuit Judge ordered lawmakers to generate the regulations by the first day of July, after they failed to produce the regulations, he sanctioned four Broward pari-mutuels to run slots. After that, an appeal filed by a Broward State Attorney stopped the slots casinos from accomplishing the ruling.

In turn, the pari-mutuels, attorney at law Tom Julin represented, went to the courts again, and the judge allowed them to operate slots despite the State Attorney's appeal.

This additional ruling marks the 2nd time the judge ruled positively on the slots matter.

Determined to take the matter further, the State Attorney vows to keep going.