Gaming Law represents a narrow but substantial and growing aspect of the law, just as gaming has increased in our society.  The course will focus on gaming law as it has developed in Montana through case law, legislation, and tribal involvement.  During the first four meetings, we will cover 1) Introduction and Overview, 2) The Montana Regulatory Scheme, 3) Tribal Gaming, and 4)  Problem Gambling and Taxation.  The final day will be given over to student reports in areas not otherwise touched on in the class.  Students have the option of either presenting a report in class or submitting a short paper the following Monday.  The course is graded pass/fail, with passing a function of attendance, participation, and the report or paper.