What do you think will happen to someone who commits robbery of virtual (online game) items with a BB gun?

If you're referring to actually robbing a real person with a real BB gun, that is certainly a felony and you would face serious criminal liability,...

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Don't fall for that nonsense. That's the store owner trying to screw you out of the ticket. It's your ticket, you should hire an attorney and begin...

Is it legal to allow via a website to enable people to bet each other with currency based upon their own accepted arrangement?

At this time, this would almost certainly violate state and federal laws in nearly all jurisdictions. Not to mention, no U.S. financial institution...

I host a Minecraft server which has a list that manages the people I let in, can I charge people to be added to this list?

Yes, this is acceptable as far as Mojang is concerned. You'll have to do something to distinguish your server from the others out there (such as a...

Can I put a symbol from a video game on a shirt I am customizing?

As long as you're doing it for your personal use, not selling it or mass producing it, you should be fine.

Are their any entertainment or music attorneys out there that will help me establish my record label similar to WMG or UMG?

If you are serious about doing this, you should hire corporate officers that are skilled in the entertainment industry, not your friends. For...

Can I start my own Rummy betting website in the United States ?

As I answered in the other question, your research is wrong. The UIGEA does not say what you think it says, and it does not address the underlying...

The Supreme court didn't say that, and I wouldn't trust a random website to provide this kind of legal advice. Arguably this raises some issues of...

Rewarding Points for Playing a Game to redeem rewards - Legal?

See my answer to your previous question. This is still questionable at best under Texas gaming laws, because generally speaking there are strict...

What is driving while black?

It's not actually a real crime; it's describing the well known practice by police officers of pulling over minorities more often than whites, for...