https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/tags/illegal-lottery/Recent content in Illegal lottery on Mitt Romney (non‑official)Hugo -- gohugo.ioen<a href="https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/">Home</a> | <a href="https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/about/">About</a> | <a href="https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/contact/">Contact</a> | <a href="https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/copyright-and-disclaimer/">Copyright and disclaimer</a> | <a href="https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/privacy/">Privacy</a> | <a href="https://www.ecthrwatch.org/other-websites/">Other websites</a><br> Non‑official website on Mitt Romney.<br> Nevertheless an official website related to the criminal RICO case targeting McDonald’s Corporation.<br> <a href="https://www.ECtHRwatch.org">European Court of Human Rights Watch</a>Fri, 14 Nov 2003 14:59:00 +0100https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/open-letters/erroneous-appeal-judgment-mcdonalds-france-lottery-case-analysis-2023-11-14/Fri, 14 Nov 2003 14:59:00 +0100https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/open-letters/erroneous-appeal-judgment-mcdonalds-france-lottery-case-analysis-2023-11-14/Click on this link to visualize the original document: appel-court-of-paris_november_14_2003_case_2003_01523_legifrance.pdf Erronenous Mathematical Foundations of Legal Assessments by the Court of Appeal of Paris I directly challenge the judgment by the Court of Appeal of Paris regarding McDonald’s &ldquo;Euro McPailles&rdquo; promotion due to what I assert is a fundamental misunderstanding of the mathematical principles governing the game&rsquo;s design. I am calling into question the court&rsquo;s conclusion that both the paid and free entries provided equal conditions for obtaining prizes.https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/open-letters/mcdonalds-france-illegal-lottery-allegations-2002/Fri, 22 Mar 2002 23:59:00 +0800https://mitt-romney.usa-v-mcdonalds.com/open-letters/mcdonalds-france-illegal-lottery-allegations-2002/An article written by Christophe Dubois and published in the French newspaper Le Parisien on March 22, 2002, serves as an important piece of evidence highlighting McDonald’s Corporation’s questionable activities in France, especially involving their interactions with the French legal system and law enforcement. It reveals that the company’s highest level executives were summoned by the Minister of the Interior due to concerns about a promotional game, termed Euro McPailles (which could translate as McStraws), which was suspected to contravene French lottery laws.