Nevada’s Video Service Law allows local governments to impose franchise fees that don’t exceed 5% of a video service provider’s gross annual revenue from subscribers within the jurisdiction. It doesn’t expressly provide a right of action for those localities to recover underpayment of the fees, though; it only allows the attorney general to file such a suit.
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit rejected Reno’s argument that ...
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