The article, written by Senator Richard Bryan, reads, "He spent a lot of time at the legislature, and shaped important legislation, including enabling Nevada gaming companies to own casinos outside the state; the first regulations for internet gaming; gaming enterprise districts; and standards requiring applicants to make contributions to their community in which they built. Other jurisdictions brought him in to help set up their regulatory systems, in the U.S. and abroad, and he served on federal panels. He taught gaming law for the National Judicial College and UNLV’s Boyd School of Law and did so much to make gaming, and gaming law respectable and respected. "
