Judge rules 4th Ammendment was broken in Zanesville
Another Hillis blunder and it was ruled on as one. In Ohio there's been alot of disputing about what is or is not that of gambling. One thing we know for sure is that as of yesterday in Zanesville, Ohio the court's ruled a Business mans Fourth Ammendment Right was violated. And in Coshocton, Ohio Ex- Deputy Rich Pica's court date was continued. Pica is awaiting his day in court over the same reason. Neither person owning these games feel they constitute as gambling in Ohio. Clearly the machine's show the person playing what the next game board will look or be when they deposit the coin. And if the machines are against the law, then why is Texas Hold Em Games not considered against the law, selling of raffle ticket's, any thing that has to with this area. How can only machines be considered gambling and not the rest of it. Come on folk's we have the Lottery for crying out loud. This Law seem's like the Smoking Law a bit much. But none the less violating one's right's is what seem's to be the thing, at least for Scott anyway's.