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Daniels v. Mobley
121242 Daniels v. Mobley 02/28/2013 The declaratory judgment action by a plaintiff who formerly operated a "Texas Hold 'Em" card game facility failed to present a justiciable controversy over which the circuit…
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121242 Daniels v. Mobley 02/28/2013 The declaratory judgment action by a plaintiff who formerly operated a "Texas Hold 'Em" card …
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- Oct 4, 2026
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- Feb 28, 2013
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121242 Daniels v. Mobley 02/28/2013 The declaratory judgment action by a plaintiff who formerly operated a "Texas Hold 'Em" card game facility failed to present a justiciable controversy over which the circuit court could exercise jurisdiction, and the circuit court did not err in determining the illegal gambling provisions of Code § 18.2-328 to be constitutionally valid upon a review for vagueness. The judgment is vacated in part, affirmed in part, and the case is dismissed.
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