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N.C. Lottery's image takes hitNews Story
North Carolina's lottery, not even 60 days old and nowhere near selling tickets, already looks dirty in the minds of the public, Lottery Commission Chairman Charles Sanders said Wednesday. There is a doubt in the public's mind, said Sanders, former CEO of pharmaceutical giant Glaxo, as to whether this is an honest and fair process. Controversies that have arisen around lottery company Scientific Games and its connections to both a lottery commissioner and a top aide to House Speaker Jim Black
Oct 28, 2005, 6:30 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Is it Legal if...............Reply
Straight, sweet, and to the point. That would be the question. But some people don't have any ethics, let alone know what it means...!
Oct 19, 2005, 6:22 pm - MADDOG10 - Lottery Discussion Forum

OM GOSH!!Reply
Ethics have changed. Promises are no longer commitments. Read your medical insurance policy. If it ain't in writing, it never happened.
Oct 14, 2005, 1:37 pm - Chewie - Lottery Discussion Forum

LottoSync needs cloning + development.Reply
Sorry, one of my pet peeves: using black box reverse engineering methods (eg, input value X yields result Y, no disassembly/decompilation) is perfectly legal in most places - the volume of legal work-alike software in existance attests to that.The ethics of doing so are another issue.
Aug 24, 2005, 3:38 am - mabman - Lottery Systems Forum

lotto timeReply
All I know is, when we were taught to say Thank You and You Are Welcome , no one was shooting the children playing on the sidewalk. There was a time, when every one tried to be respectful and speak the best they could. I see nothing cute or acceptable about striving to reach the lowest level of ethics or human standards - or emulating that attitude.
Aug 17, 2005, 3:07 pm - Chewie - Lottery Discussion Forum

The lottery post seems to be full of wannReply
I just want to thank all of you for coming out in D_A's defense. Ethics are an important part of any community and you have all shown me that still means something to most of us.I'm proud to be a member of this forum...you guys are great.
Jun 3, 2005, 2:24 pm - Rick G - Lottery Systems Forum

The lottery post seems to be full of wannReply
This man (adolph), deserves a lot of respect for his actions and what he has done to fellow members of LP, and to LP itself...! Yes sir, he's got all my respect and it comes straight from the septic tank , right where he belongs!!!!! That is the lowest kind of whale Sheeite for a man to pull !!!!Adolph this is your reward for your ethics
Jun 3, 2005, 11:36 am - MADDOG10 - Lottery Systems Forum

Has Anyone Heard of This System??Reply
Someone's got to be the most expensive. I think I'll try to out cost him for the number one spot ...at least until he hears about it. Yes...... that's it. My system now cost $25,000.00 + Tax .....(yes + plus tax too)* Top that one Steve Player !** Void where prohibited by common sense ,ethics....or any sort of principles.
May 13, 2005, 7:24 am - WIN D - Lottery Systems Forum

Big Game can claim annonymously?Reply
Some states will allow you to stay anonymous, while others (most) require public disclosure of your name and city of residence. The reason they require disclosure is that state lotteries attempt to show the highest degree of ethics and fairness by proving that they are not fixing the lottery. People can't claim that the lottery director's uncle is winning all the money when the winner is clearly identified.-Todd
Mar 18, 2002, 5:21 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Criminal probe sought in award of NJ Lottery contractNews Story
A New Jersey Assembly Democrat has asked for a criminal investigation into the role a Republican assemblywoman and her former lobbying firm played in helping the state's lottery operator gain a new contract despite bidding nearly $32 million more than a competitor. Assemblyman Reed Gusciora, D-Princeton, sent a letter Sept. 29 to Gregory A. Paw, director of the state Division of Criminal Justice, asking for an investigation to determine whether Assemblywoman Jennifer Beck, R-Red Bank, and her
Oct 10, 2006, 9:03 am - Todd - Lottery News