jjinfla said:Has any of the 200 IPT players even bothered to go to the police, or call up the States Attorney's office, and file a complaint?
If no one files a complaint then there is no crime. There has to be a victim.
cueball1950 said:They could also maybe possibly contact the AG in Nevada and the District Attorney for the county that Reno is in. Or maybe even contact the Nevada State Gaming Commission to see if there is anything they can do to help. Seeing as it was a type of compitition..Somebody has to help these players somehow... Gotta be a way......mike
jay helfert said:Hey guys,
Crimes have been committed here. MANY!!! Go after these clowns!
macguy said:The sad reality may be they won't care. It is probably civil anyway and they won't get involved. In the grand scheme of things it is small potatoes.
Fleece3 said:OH HOW TRUE!! In the grand scope of life, this is not even a hiccup. Look how long it took authorities to go after Ken Lay and Enron...And that was BILLIONS.
And we are know that halloburton in an indicment waiting to happen. Can you see the supreme court, of any state, hearing a suit brought by "pool players"?
av84fun said:jjinfla...<<Has any of the 200 IPT players even bothered to go to the police, or call up the States Attorney's office, and file a complaint?>>
Trust me on this. Until serious PROOF is obtained, this is primarily a CIVIL contract matter, not a criminal matter. If any criminal conduct appears to be established during any civil suit then the plaintiff's attorney would be the appropriate party to notifiy the state and/or federal authorities.
<<If no one files a complaint then there is no crime. There has to be a victim.>>
That is incorrect. The authorities can and often to file actions on their own initiative.
Finally, if you accuse someone of criminal conduct and then cannot prove that it is true, you can be found guilty of defamation and the offended party would not even have to prove damages. Damages would be presumed.
Not a criticism at all. KT disgusts me....Just advice to be cautious.
Finally, as I remarked in another post, NYC Dude has informed us that he has started the legal ball rolling and it seems to me that he should be taken at his word.
Regards,
Jim
jay helfert said:Lets start with FRAUD! Using the mails to defraud is Federal. Accepting credit cards across state lines in the continuation of a fraud. They have been waiting to nail this guy. Now they can.
FILE! Call the Feds, the D.A., whoever. Wait no longer. He and Dumbo deserve to be bunkmates in the slammer for this one.
Fleece3 said:Just a thought here.
If the whole IPT thing, was just a failed business plan, and not a direct intent to defraud, and if the players now file suit, aren't they scaring off any future investors to take a chance on pool? "Fail and we will sue you". Who would invest with that caveat?
Fleece3 said:Just a thought here.
If the whole IPT thing, was just a failed business plan, and not a direct intent to defraud, and if the players now file suit, aren't they scaring off any future investors to take a chance on pool? "Fail and we will sue you". Who would invest with that caveat?
Fleece3 said:Just a thought here.
If the whole IPT thing, was just a failed business plan, and not a direct intent to defraud, and if the players now file suit, aren't they scaring off any future investors to take a chance on pool? "Fail and we will sue you". Who would invest with that caveat?
jay helfert said:Someone has pulled the fleece over your eyes.
macguy said:
Fleece3 said:WOW!! Now that is an interesting read. If you go by this...is any of this really his fault?