Urging North Carolina Courts to Hold Lottery Is a Tax: Heatherly v. State V. 1

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1 Kevin W. Benedict, et al., Urging North Carolina Courts to Hold Lottery Is a Tax: Heatherly v. State [i] (2008)

handle is hein.taxfoundation/taxfaald0001 and id is 1 raw text is: No. 317AO6-2

NORTH CAROLINA SUPREME COURT
CHARLES HEATHERLY; THOMAS SPAMPINATO; )
W. EDWARD GOODALL, JR.; PAUL STAM; WAKE )
COUNTY TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION; and THE )
NORTH CAROLINA FAMILY POLICY COUNCIL, )
Plaintiff-Appellants, )
WILLIS WILLIAMS; and NORTH CAROLINA )
COMMON SENSE FOUNDATION, )
Plaintiff-Intervenors, )
V. )
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA; CHARLES A. )
SANDERS, BRYAN E. BEATTY, LINDA CARLISLE,)
ROBERT A. FARRIS, JR., JOHN R. MCARTHUR, )
JIM WOODWARD, and ROBERT W. APPLETON, )
Members of the North Carolina Lottery Commission, )
in their official capacity; NORTH CAROLINA )
LOTTERY COMMISSION; THOMAS N. SHAHEEN, )
Executive Director of the North Carolina Education )
Lottery, in his official capacity; MICHAEL F. EASLEY,)
Governor of the State of North Carolina, in his official )
capacity; RICHARD H. MOORE, Treasurer of the State )
of North Carolina, in his official capacity, )
Defendant-Appellees. )
BRIEF AMICUS CURIAE OF THE TAX FOUNDATION