Equine regulatory law
By: Robert L. Heleringer
Publisher: Robert L. Heleringer
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Louisville, Ky
Language: eng
Number of pages: 972
ISBN-13: 9781935497530
Subjects: Horse racing; Law and legislation; Cases; Racetracks (Horse racing)
Notes: Includes  bibliographical references (p. 925-940) and indexes
Table of contents: title: The United States constitution : the vigilant sentinel; title: Equine regulatory law's flow chart; an overview of federal and state judicial systems; the basics of legal research; title: Origins of equine regulatory law; title: How laws are made : racing statutes; administrative regulations; appeals to court; title: Racing's not-so-silent partner : the State Racing Commission; title: Kentucky State Racing Commission v. Fuller : The Kentucky Derby goes to court; title: The absolute insurer rule : "un-American or "obvious" necessity?; title: The history of the "undesirable" : the balancing test between a paying customer's rights and racetrack security; title: Exclusions, ejections and discipline of licensees; title: "If you can't split 'em, dead-heat 'em!" and other misadventures after a race is declared "official"; title: The negligent hot dog, copperheads in the parking lot, and a brawl over a "reserved" seat : racetracks and basic tort law; title: Liability for injuries to licensed participants; title: Stall applications and the "murky waters" of state action; title: Racing dates : a view beyond the Gulf-stream-Hialeah 100 years' war; title: Good help is hard to find : racing employees and the law; title: Freedom of speech and other constitutional issues in the racing world.