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Because the lottery commission isn't responsible for the legalities of the anonymous trust, state law is. They don't want to be involved in that, but they're w
by jvagner 9y ago
Because the lottery commission isn't responsible for the legalities of the anonymous trust, state law is.
They don't want to be involved in that, but they're willing to use an externally valid mechanism, which they can't influence.
Personally, there was a way to stay anonymous, and she goofed it up. No sense in changing the system for someone who can't help themselves.
The lottery commission shouldn't be allowed to hide results.
- snoman 9y agoI think nebulous1 is is pointing out that it's one thing to say "We're just following the letter of the law to the best of our ability, because we want to be 100% above board." It's another thing to say "We're fighting in the interest of openness." That is to say: don't pretend to be some white knight for principles when you're actually just trying to CYA. Be honest.