Lawyers request more time to prepare defense of former state senator
Andy Sanborn, who owns Concord Casino, is accused of lying to get COVID-19 relief money and spending it on race cars and other luxury items.
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Andy Sanborn, who owns Concord Casino, is accused of lying to get COVID-19 relief money and spending it on race cars and other luxury items.
CONCORD, N.H. — Concord Casino owner and former state Sen. Andy Sanborn sought a two-month delay for an administrative hearing to contest regulators’ findings that he is unsuitable to hold
A judge ruled Thursday in ex-senator Andy Sanborn’s favor preventing the Lottery Commission from holding a hearing Friday regarding his license to operate his Concord Casino.
Andy Sanborn, owner of the Concord Casino, filed a civil complaint Thursday against the New Hampshire Lottery Commission arguing his due process was being violated and that he needed more time to prepare his defense. A court hearing is now scheduled for Oct. 20
Concord Casino owner and former state Sen. Andy Sanborn sought a two-month delay for an administrative hearing to contest regulators’ findings that he is unsuitable to hold a charitable gaming license.