According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, gambling in New Jersey requires a «bet or wager.»
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, Kentucky follows a «predominance test» in which the relative levels of skill and chance are measured to determine if the contest is permissible.
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, North Carolina follows a «predominance test» in which the relative levels of skill and chance are measured to determine if the contest is permissible.
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, gambling in Michigan requires a «bet or wager.»
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, Wyoming follows a «predominance test» in which the relative levels of skill and chance are measured to determine if the contest is permissible.
According to a 2014 legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, Oregon follows a «material factor» test.
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, Nebraska follows a «predominance test» in which the relative levels of skill and chance are measured to determine if the contest is permissible.
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, Ohio follows a «predominance test» in which the relative levels of skill and chance are measured to determine if the contest is permissible.
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, Pennsylvania follows a «predominance test» in which the relative levels of skill and chance are measured to determine if the contest is permissible.
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, Wisconsin follows a «predominance test» in which the relative levels of skill and chance are measured to determine if the contest is permissible.
According to a legal
opinion letter released in the New York litigation, gambling in California requires a «bet or wager.»
Not exact matches
The
opinion released yesterday was prompted by a
letter from Cuomo's top legal aide Mylan Denerstein who sought to clarify how and when Cuomo can use the state aircraft when traveling for official business.
A
letter released by Democrats on the House Oversight Committee showed the Pentagon — in response Mr. Flynn's request for a written
opinion — had explicitly told him in 2014 not...
The President of the Canadian Bar Association Brian Tabor in a press
release, Globe and Mail
opinion column, and a
letter to the Rt..
Also put to the appeals court was whether the demand
letter and press
release merely conveyed
opinion rather than provable facts.
In residential areas, people can voice their
opinions through these
letters as well against any kind of activity which
releases noise of very high decibels.