quires the provider to terminate the ac-
count of a subscriber of its system or
network expeditiously following the re-
ceipt by the provider of a notice de-
scribed in paragraph (2)(B) alleging
that such subscriber maintains a
website on a computer server controlled
or operated by the provider for the
purpose of engaging in advertising or
promotion of non-Internet gambling
activity prohibited by a Federal law or
a law of the State in which such activ-
ity is conducted;
‘‘(II) with respect to the par-
ticular material or activity at issue,
has not knowingly permitted its com-
puter server to be used to engage in the
advertising or promotion of non-Inter-
net gambling activity that the provider
knows is prohibited by a Federal law
or a law of the State in which the ac-
tivity is conducted, with the specific
intent that such server be used for such
purpose; and
‘‘(III) at reasonable cost, offers
residential customers of the provider’s
Internet access service, if the provider
provides Internet access service to such
customers, computer software, or an-
other filtering or blocking system that
includes the capability of filtering or
blocking access by minors to online
Internet gambling sites that violate
this section.
‘‘(C) NOTICE
TO
INTERACTIVE
COMPUTER
SERVICE PROVIDERS.—
‘‘(i) NOTICE FROM FEDERAL LAW EN-
FORCEMENT
AGENCY.—If an interactive
computer service provider receives from a
Federal law enforcement agency, acting
within its authority and jurisdiction, a
written or electronic notice described in
paragraph (2)(B), that a particular online
site residing on a computer server owned,
controlled, or operated by or for the pro-
vider is being used by another person to ad-
vertise or promote non-Internet gambling
activity that violates a Federal law prohib-
iting or regulating gambling or gambling-
related activities, the provider shall expedi-
tiously take the actions described in para-
graph (2)(A) (i) or (ii) with respect to the
advertising or promotion identified in the
notice.
‘‘(ii) NOTICE
FROM
STATE
LAW
EN-
FORCEMENT
AGENCY.—If an interactive
computer service provider receives from a
State law enforcement agency, acting with-
in its authority and jurisdiction, a written
or electronic notice described in paragraph
(2)(B), that a particular online site resid-
ing on a computer server owned, controlled,
or operated by or for the provider is being
used by another person to advertise or pro-
mote non-Internet gambling activity that is
conducted in that State and that violates a
law of that State prohibiting or regulating
gambling or gambling-related activities, the
provider shall expeditiously take the actions
described in paragraph (2)(A) (i) or (ii)
with respect to the advertising or promotion
identified in the notice.
‘‘(D) INJUNCTIVE
RELIEF.—The United
States, or a State law enforcement agency, act-
ing within its authority and jurisdiction, may,
not less than 24 hours following the issuance to
an interactive computer service provider of a no-
tice described in paragraph (2)(B), in a civil ac-
tion, obtain a temporary restraining order, or
an injunction, to prevent the use of the inter-
active computer service by another person to ad-
vertise or promote non-Internet gambling activ-
ity that violates a Federal law, or a law of the
State in which such activity is conducted that
prohibits or regulates gambling or gambling-re-
lated activities, as applicable. The procedures de-
scribed in paragraph (3)(D) shall apply to ac-
tions brought under this subparagraph, and the
relief in such actions shall be limited to—
‘‘(i) an order requiring the provider to
remove or disable access to the advertising
or promotion of non-Internet gambling ac-
tivity that violates Federal law, or the law
of the State in which such activity is con-
ducted, as applicable, at a particular online
site residing on a computer server controlled
or operated by the provider;
‘‘(ii) an order restraining the provider
from providing access to an identified sub-
scriber of the system or network of the pro-
vider, if the court determines that such sub-
scriber maintains a website on a computer
server controlled or operated by the provider
that the subscriber is knowingly using or
knowingly permitting to be used to adver-
tise or promote non-Internet gambling ac-
tivity that violates Federal law or the law
of the State in which such activity is con-
ducted; and
‘‘(iii) an order restraining the provider
of the content of the advertising or pro-
motion of such illegal gambling activity
from disseminating such advertising or pro-
motion on the computer server controlled or
operated by the provider of such interactive
computer service.
‘‘(E) APPLICABILITY.—The provisions of
subparagraphs (C) and (D) do not apply to the
content described in subparagraph (B)(i)(II).
‘‘(5) EFFECT ON OTHER LAW.—
‘‘(A) IMMUNITY FROM LIABILITY FOR COM-
PLIANCE.—An interactive computer service pro-
vider shall not be liable for any damages, pen-
alty, or forfeiture, civil or criminal, under Fed-
eral or State law for taking in good faith any
action 
described 
in 
paragraphs 
(2)(A),
(4)(B)(ii)(I), or (4)(C) to comply with a notice
described in paragraph (2)(B), or complying
with any court order issued under paragraph (3)
or (4)(D).
‘‘(B) DISCLAIMER OF OBLIGATIONS.—Noth-
ing in this section may be construed to impose
or authorize an obligation on an interactive
computer service provider described in para-
graph (1)(B)—
‘‘(i) to monitor material or use of its
service; or
‘‘(ii) except as required by a notice or
an order of a court under this subsection, to
gain access to, to remove, or to disable ac-
cess to material.
‘‘(C) RIGHTS
OF
SUBSCRIBERS.—Nothing
in this section may be construed to prejudice the
right of a subscriber to secure an appropriate de-
termination, as otherwise provided by law, in a
Federal court or in a State or local tribunal or
agency, that the account of such subscriber
should not be terminated pursuant to this sub-
section, or should be restored.
a facility that is open to the general public;
and
‘‘(iv) each such lottery complies with
sections 1301 through 1304, and other ap-
plicable provisions of Federal law;
‘‘(B) any otherwise lawful bet or wager that
is placed, received, or otherwise made on an
interstate or intrastate basis on a live horse or
a live dog race or on jai alai, or the sending, re-
ceiving, or inviting of information assisting in
the placing of such a bet or wager, if such bet
or wager, or the transmission of such informa-
tion, as applicable, is—
‘‘(i) expressly authorized, and licensed
or regulated by the State in which such bet
or wager is received, under applicable Fed-
eral and such State’s laws;
‘‘(ii) placed on a closed-loop subscriber-
based service;
‘‘(iii) initiated from a State in which
betting or wagering on that same type of
live horse or live dog racing or on jai alai
is lawful and received in a State in which
such betting or wagering is lawful;
‘‘(iv) subject to the regulatory oversight
of the State in which the bet or wager is re-
ceived and subject by such State to min-
imum control standards for the accounting,
regulatory inspection, and auditing of all
such bets or wagers transmitted from 1
State to another; and
‘‘(v) in the case of—
‘‘(I) live horse racing, made in ac-
cordance with the Interstate Horse
Racing Act of 1978 (15 U.S.C. 3001 et
seq.) and the requirements, if any, es-
tablished by an appropriate legislative
or regulatory body of the State in
which the bet or wager originates;
‘‘(II) live dog racing, subject to
regulatory consent agreements that are
comparable to those required by the
Interstate Horse Racing Act of 1978,
and the requirements, if any, estab-
lished by an appropriate legislative or
regulatory body of the State in which
the bet or wager originates; or
‘‘(III) live jai alai, subject to reg-
ulatory consent agreements that are
comparable to those required by the
Interstate Horse Racing Act of 1978,
and the requirements, if any, estab-
lished by an appropriate legislative or
regulatory body of the State in which
the bet or wager originates;
‘‘(C) any otherwise lawful bet or wager that
is placed, received, or otherwise made wholly
intrastate, or the sending, receiving, or inviting
of information assisting in the placing of such a
bet or wager, if such bet or wager, or the trans-
mission of such information, as applicable is—
‘‘(i) expressly authorized, and licensed
or regulated by the State in which such bet
or wager is initiated and received, under
applicable Federal and such State’s laws;
and
‘‘(ii) placed on a closed-loop subscriber
based service; or
‘‘(D) any otherwise lawful bet or wager that
is—
‘‘(i) placed on a closed-loop subscriber
based service or a private network; and
‘‘(ii) is lawfully received by a federally
recognized Indian tribe, or the sending, re-
ceiving, or inviting of information assisting
in the placing of any such bet or wager, if
the game is permitted under and conducted
in accordance with the Indian Gaming Reg-
ulatory Act, so long as each person placing,
receiving, or otherwise making such a bet or
wager, or transmitting such information, is
physically located on Indian lands (as that
term is defined in section 4 of the Indian
Gaming Regulatory Act) when such person
places, receives, or otherwise makes the bet
or wager.
‘‘(2) BETS OR WAGERS MADE BY AGENTS OR
PROXIES.—
‘‘(A) IN GENERAL.—Paragraph (1) does not
apply in any case in which a bet or wager is
placed, received, or otherwise made by the use of
an agent or proxy using the Internet or an inter-
active computer service.
‘‘(B) 
QUALIFICATION.—Nothing 
in 
this
paragraph may be construed to prohibit the
owner operator of a parimutuel wagering facility
that is licensed by a State from employing an
agent in the operation of the account wagering