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Bill Walmsley, et al. v. Federal Trade Commission

Horseracing group challenges HISA’s constitutionality, files cert petition with U.S. Supreme Court

 Represented in federal court at no charge by Pacific Legal Foundation, the horsemen and the Horsemen’s Benevolent Protective Association Iowa are challenging the illegal regulatory scheme that outsources legislative, executive, and judicial powers to a private industry association.
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